Daisy Puts Bone Collector Branding On Its 1999 Lever Action

A collaboration with the hunting series pairs True Timber camo and a large loop lever with the youth training role Daisy has filled since the Red Ryder’s debut in 1940.

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posted on August 28, 2026
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Daisy’s Bone Collector 1999 Lever Action BB gun measures 35.4 inches and weighs 2.2 pounds, with a True Timber XRC camo fore-arm and fiber-optic front sight.
Photo courtesy of Daisy Outdoor Products

Daisy Outdoor Products has added a Bone Collector edition to its Model 1999 lever-action BB gun.

Developed with Michael Waddell and Travis “T-Bone” Turner of the hunting television series that shares the name, the 1999 designation refers to the model line rather than a year, and this version keeps the mechanical layout while changing nearly everything youth shooters and hunters look at.

Close-up of the Daisy Bone Collector 1999 receiver, large loop lever and green trigger, with the Bone Collector logo visible on the black receiver cover
The receiver carries the Bone Collector logo, and the chartreuse trigger sits inside a large loop lever sized for smaller hands. (Photo courtesy Daisy Outdoor Products)

 

A True Timber XRC camo fore-arm sits ahead of the receiver, the latter featuring the Bone Collector logo. The stock and trigger arrive in the show’s signature colors, a muted green paired with a chartreuse trigger blade that photographs about as loudly as it sounds. Underneath the branding is a spring-powered .177-cal. BB gun with a 650-shot reservoir and a smoothbore steel barrel sending them in the 350 fps neighborhood. A crossbolt safety is there to block the trigger. Daisy lists the rifle at 35.4 inches and 2.2 pounds, and it retails for $49.90.

Two features matter more than the camo for the audience Daisy is aiming at. Large loop levers cycle with less effort than standard loops, a key buying point for a 10-year-old working the action independently and a 10-year-old handing the rifle back to an adult after every shot. In addition, the sights are a fiber-optic front paired with an adjustable rear. This winning combination gives a new shooter something bright to find quickly and a coach something to move when groups land off center.

Left-side close-up of the Daisy Bone Collector 1999 Lever Action showing the open loop lever, green synthetic stock and camouflage fore-arm
The large loop lever cycles the spring-powered action, letting young shooters cock the rifle without breaking their position. (Photo courtesy Daisy Outdoor Products)

 

Daisy has occupied this rung of the ladder for generations. Red Ryder production began in 1940, became iconic, became even more iconic after “A Christmas Story” in the 1980s. The company has spent decades serving as the entry point for shooters who eventually turn up in smallbore, high power or the shotgun sports.

For competition shooters looking for a solid trainer or young hunters wanting a fun entry-level BB gun, the Daisy Bone Collector 1999 is a strong choice—especially for youth shooters learning what a consistent cheek weld feels like before moving on to anything louder.

The Daisy Bone Collector 1999 Lever Action carries a limited one-year warranty. Learn more at daisy.com.

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