BSA Superstar Air Rifle with pic
31 July 2003, 01:14 PM
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I have the following:
BSA Superstar .22 Air Rifle (Mint)
6 X 40 Scope & Mount
Deluxe fur lined case
note that this is not a break barrel and is 2nd only to the BSA Gold Star
£250.00 do not want to post for obvious reasons so buyer collect is preferred
Oh i live in the North West (Warrington)
Pete
BSA Superstar .22 Air Rifle (Mint)
6 X 40 Scope & Mount
Deluxe fur lined case
note that this is not a break barrel and is 2nd only to the BSA Gold Star
£250.00 do not want to post for obvious reasons so buyer collect is preferred
Oh i live in the North West (Warrington)
Pete
01 August 2003, 08:37 PM
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possibly interested, give me a week until I am in my new house. I will then have space to keep and store it.
If it goes in the mean time then so be it.
BTW, if it isn't a break barrel, how do the pellets get loaded? Call me stupid if necessary...
Kev
If it goes in the mean time then so be it.
BTW, if it isn't a break barrel, how do the pellets get loaded? Call me stupid if necessary...
Kev
01 August 2003, 09:18 PM
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There is an under barrel lever that pulls downward (you can see this on the pic). Just in front of the scope there is a loading breach. Once you have cocked the lever you can slide the breach open, insert the pellet and then close it.
The idea behind this is that you are not continually pulling the barrel down and eventually slightly bending it and making the rifle more inaccurate. It also makes the whole rifle a more sturdier platform
There is an under barrel lever that pulls downward (you can see this on the pic). Just in front of the scope there is a loading breach. Once you have cocked the lever you can slide the breach open, insert the pellet and then close it.
The idea behind this is that you are not continually pulling the barrel down and eventually slightly bending it and making the rifle more inaccurate. It also makes the whole rifle a more sturdier platform
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