Daisy Airgun Museum giant BB gun

Rogers, Arkansas, United States

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A 25-foot-tall replica of a Daisy BB gun is mounted on the side of the Daisy Airgun Museum at 202 W. Walnut St. in downtown Rogers, Arkansas. Installed in January 2021, it was fabricated by Elemoose of Springfield, Missouri.

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Site-level location · 36.3330° N, 94.1176° W

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Arkansas, the Daisy Airgun Museum says, had no entry on a Wikipedia state-by-state list of world's largest roadside attractions. So in August 2019 the museum approached the City of Rogers about commissioning one: a Daisy BB gun, 25 feet tall, on the reasoning that Daisy was to BB guns what Louisville Slugger was to baseball.

The sculpture was fabricated by Elemoose of Springfield, Missouri, which Arkansas.com describes as a firm specialising in larger-than-life sculptures, mostly for theme parks. It was due to go up in June 2020, but KNWA reported that the pandemic put the installation on pause. Arkansas.com gives 19 January 2021 for its installation on the sidewalk outside the museum; KNWA reported it the next day as a Red Ryder BB gun replica facing 2nd Street. Arkansas.com adds that fixing it to a historic building took specialist know-how.

America's 1st Freedom reported in March 2021 that it has an aluminium frame, is built at a scale of 8.33 to 1, and was "likely the world's tallest BB gun", the magazine's phrase, not a certified record. Both sides of the forearm read "At Home in Rogers Since 1958", the year from which, in the museum's words, Daisy has been "At Home in Rogers." The left side of the stock carries the Red Ryder logo as it appeared in 1940 and the right side today's logo. The stock is weighted with BBs: the museum says 180 pounds, America's 1st Freedom about 200,000 BBs, and Arkansas.com 500 pounds, or 684,000.

In April 2026 Loop North described the sculpture leaning against the facade of the museum's renovated 1894 storefront. It is outdoors on the sidewalk, while the museum, established in 1966, occupies the building behind it.

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A 25-foot replica BB gun attached to the museum's side wall on the sidewalk, with "At Home in Rogers Since 1958" on the forearm and the 1940 Red Ryder logo and today's Daisy logo on the stock. The Daisy Airgun Museum, a non-profit, is in the building behind it.

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On the sidewalk outside the Daisy Airgun Museum, 202 W. Walnut St., downtown Rogers, facing 2nd Street. It is an outdoor sculpture; museum opening times apply only to the museum.

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