Air Rifles/Air Guns/BB Guns & Accessories Recalls
14 recalls in this category
CPSC
Ongoing
Soft Air USA Recalls Swiss Arms Air Rifle Due To Injury Hazard; Sold Exclusively at Sports Authority
March 12, 2013
About 2,400 units
CPSC
Ongoing
Air Rifles Recalled by Air Venturi Due to Ability to Fire With Safety Switch On
April 18, 2012
Meca Evanix of South Korea
About 100 units
CPSC
Ongoing
Air Venturi Recalls Air Rifles That Can Unexpectedly Fire, Posing Serious Injury Hazard
February 24, 2009
Sam Yang Precision Industrial, of South Korea
About 50 units
CPSC
Ongoing
Champion's Choice Recalls Walther Air Cylinders for Air Pistols Due to Burst Hazard
July 23, 2008
Carl Walther GmbH, Sportwaffen, of Germany
About 70 units
CPSC
Ongoing
Air Pistols That Can Fire Unexpectedly Are Recalled by Umarex USA
May 14, 2008
DianaWerk GmbH & Co., of Rastatt, Germany
About 5,000 units
CPSC
Ongoing
GAMO USA Corp. Recalls Air Rifles That Can Unexpectedly Fire, Posing Serious Injury Hazard
December 6, 2006
Duel Delta, S.L. of Barcelona, Spain
About 14.000 units
CPSC
Ongoing
CPSC, Crosman Corporation Announce Recall of Air Pistols
December 22, 2004
Umarex, of Arnsburg, Germany
About 24,000 units
CPSC
Ongoing
CPSC, Crosman Corporation Announce Recall of Air Rifles
October 2, 2003
Crosman Corporation, of East Bloomfield, N.Y.
1,500 units
CPSC
Ongoing
BB Air Pistols Recall by Gamo USA
June 9, 1997
Gamo USA
CPSC
Ongoing
Benjamin-Sheridan Corp. Recalls CO2 And Pneumatic Airguns
September 23, 1992
Benjamin-Sheridan
CPSC
Ongoing
CO2 Pistol Modification AnnouncedBy Smith & Wesson And Daisy
December 1, 1983
Daisy
CPSC
Ongoing
Daisy BB Guns Recalled
April 2, 1979
Daisy
CPSC
Ongoing
Pellet Pistols Repaired by Crosman Arms
March 2, 1978
Crosman Arms
CPSC
Ongoing
Crosman BB Pistol May Have Inoperative Safety
October 25, 1977
Crosman Arms