all original and in good order apart from fitment of an additional scope rail spoiling originality for the purists.
trade value in the region of £60?
offers?
Dom.
trade value in the region of £60?
offers?
Dom.
Mk2 BSA Airsporter for swaps
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The £60 is just a guide to the value of swaps - that would not include postage as such.
Some more detail for those that have asked:
Age: Mark 2, serial number prefix GD (1964-65)
Condition: Stock is good, steelwork showing a brownish patina but not rusty. Additional scope rail has been fitted which diminishes its historical but not its practical value.
Calibre: 0.22
Mechanism: Underlever with automatic pop up loading port. No safety catch.
Sights: Open (pin and vee) sights as standard. No tunnel over foresight. Fitted with a standard scope rail but no scope included.
Accuracy: I have been quite happily plinking tin cans in the back garden, but the open sights are difficult to do much more (hard to see and little adjustment). With a cheap scope it would probably be a more usable, although it's never going to be in the same league as a modern rifle.
Swaps: I'd love a petrol hike stove, anything for an air arms s200 (my main rifle), I'm a sucker for titanium pots and pans etc., decent hike boots in size 11uk...... and open to ideas.....
Dom.
Some more detail for those that have asked:
Age: Mark 2, serial number prefix GD (1964-65)
Condition: Stock is good, steelwork showing a brownish patina but not rusty. Additional scope rail has been fitted which diminishes its historical but not its practical value.
Calibre: 0.22
Mechanism: Underlever with automatic pop up loading port. No safety catch.
Sights: Open (pin and vee) sights as standard. No tunnel over foresight. Fitted with a standard scope rail but no scope included.
Accuracy: I have been quite happily plinking tin cans in the back garden, but the open sights are difficult to do much more (hard to see and little adjustment). With a cheap scope it would probably be a more usable, although it's never going to be in the same league as a modern rifle.
Swaps: I'd love a petrol hike stove, anything for an air arms s200 (my main rifle), I'm a sucker for titanium pots and pans etc., decent hike boots in size 11uk...... and open to ideas.....
Dom.
i personally like them but anyway just put in a good word, its a good powerful gun and has a nice weight well worth it.
got plenty of knives, and SWMBO will kill me if i get another!
I'm after a decent rifle scope for my Air Arms S200?
Dom.
I'm after a decent rifle scope for my Air Arms S200?
Dom.
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