I believe you are asking about a Daisy Red Ryder. If so then they are designed to shoot BB not pellets.
The classic Red Ryder is a BB gun that shoots metal .177 caliber BBs.
Now I'm not exactly sure, but the answer would probably yes. I'd Google it up some more, but you probably can load them and fire them depending on the size and mass. <><><><> New Answer<><><> NO DO NOT use pellets in a Daisy Red Ryder. The BB rifle is NOT designed to shoot pellets. It will damage the rifle. There is no way to load a pellet into a Red Ryder. The bb's are gravity fed into the breech of the gun and it is sealed making it impossible to do so. Yes there is a way. The original Daisy was loaded by dropping the BB down the barrel. Pellets have a soft lead skirt on them, that is designed to catch the air and force it out of the barrel. If you push it backwards down the barrel it might turn and cause jamming. Do not try to make the rifle shoot something it was NOT designed to do.
Red Ryder BB gun .
It will put out his eye
Not telling. You'll shoot your eye out!
No it is not designed to shoot pellets.
Only if the rifle is designed for pellets. If it is a "Red Ryder" then the answer is NO. Daisy makes PELLET rifles.
Everyone worries that it might not be safe for him, since it is an actual gun not really a toy. His mother insists that he will "shoot his eye out", when in actuality the worry is that he would shoot something or someone else accidentally.
The 1938B model shoots at 220 Feet Per Second.
Because his mother is afraid he will "shoot your eye out"
It's not designed to shoot pellets. Forcing it to do so could cause a jam.