There are many rifles but this one is mine.
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I sold all my guns last year but miss having one now. Might have a look for a Theoben Evo or something similar.
Must admit I got into Daystate big time.
Must admit I got into Daystate big time.
Redbeck, had great service from them.
Got the rifle, scope, air tank, bag, pellets and some targets
Redbeck, had great service from them.
Got the rifle, scope, air tank, bag, pellets and some targets
Anthony, Chris and Paul are top guys to deal with. Had some great deals from them.
I've still got my old BSA Goldstar springer I bought with my first wage at Morrisions when I was 16
The AA S410 is a cracking air rifle.
I had a karbine in .22 with walnut stock; amazingly accurate, great magazine, light and compact. Fortunately it did not go far - I sold it to the old man, so I've still got access to it.
If I was going for another PCP another S410 would be top of the list, but Im re-learning to shoot springers again at the moment with the Imp.
I had a karbine in .22 with walnut stock; amazingly accurate, great magazine, light and compact. Fortunately it did not go far - I sold it to the old man, so I've still got access to it.
If I was going for another PCP another S410 would be top of the list, but Im re-learning to shoot springers again at the moment with the Imp.
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I agree. Dont know why but I get more satisfation shooting/hunting with a well set up springer.
Still got my Webley Osprey side lever that I have owned since I was 10. I wish I could still shoot springers as well as I did back then.
I use the BSA Ultra Multishot, nice and short and very easy to use.
It is often difficult to get the right permissions around these parts to use even an air rifle so section 1's are going to be near impossible, I also use an Umarex 850 Magnum, have had great results with both.
The Umarex
And the BSA
A shooting friend has the one in the OP, with all the whistles and bells, including night vision scope for farmyard ratting at night... Each to their own though...
It is often difficult to get the right permissions around these parts to use even an air rifle so section 1's are going to be near impossible, I also use an Umarex 850 Magnum, have had great results with both.
The Umarex
And the BSA
A shooting friend has the one in the OP, with all the whistles and bells, including night vision scope for farmyard ratting at night... Each to their own though...
I love shooting my HW77k .22 with open sights, it feels to me be shooting in its purest form, but know I also love shooting the S410. I think they are 2 different styles of shooting.
hm, i used to love my Original Model 5 .. pistol tho
i even had both .22 + .177 barrels for it ..
i even had both .22 + .177 barrels for it ..
Theoben went under. So there is little support for their guns. Saying that... there was little when they were in business
Same here. Must have had a dozen PCP's over the years, now i have a HW95k which i love, and a couple of old webley springers.
I had quite an attachment to my first S410k, i could hit anything out to 70 yards with that thing.
This is a hare i shot ( mis identified as it was hunched up asleep between the two trees in the top right of the pic) I hit this from about 55 yards, after crawling about 50 yards on my stomach across a fairway. Pellet went through one eye and came out the other, if you look you can see the eye hanging out.
This is a hare i shot ( mis identified as it was hunched up asleep between the two trees in the top right of the pic) I hit this from about 55 yards, after crawling about 50 yards on my stomach across a fairway. Pellet went through one eye and came out the other, if you look you can see the eye hanging out.
I had quite an attachment to my first S410k, i could hit anything out to 70 yards with that thing.
This is a hare i shot ( mis identified as it was hunched up asleep between the two trees in the top right of the pic) I hit this from about 55 yards, after crawling about 50 yards on my stomach across a fairway. Pellet went through one eye and came out the other, if you look you can see the eye hanging out.
Yeah right, couldn't hit a barn door if you were sat on it
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