Yep

Hi Rog, thanks for the info, I guess there will be comments from some who are very happy with theirs its just the way it goes I suppose.
I will pass the info on and am sure it will keep him busy for hours
watch this space and i'm sure there will be more questions
thanks again

A friend of mine who got me onto AirArms has asked me to find out some info for him, he does not have a computer, but an impressive collection of top of the range air rifles all from new and still looking like new, he uses and looks after them. His rifle he owned for the longest time is an AA s410 a...

Interesting post, thank you

Some basic checks ... 1. Clipping sound moderator? 2. Bolt probe O-ring intact? 3. Measuring at the peak of the power curve ... or at either end? 4. Chronograph batteries? Light conditions? 5. Air gauges working well? 6. Barrel clean? No cruds? I would like to reply to all because every single one ...

I got a lovely s/h AA S410 in almost new condition, the owner only used a tin full of pellets through it and I was happy until I started play with a crono and found it was around 10lb. I dont want it at the legal limit but would have liked it at least 11lb, yes I know I should have been happy and le...

Many thanks for your replies, all taken on board just need to get and see some and feel/handle and compare

Could you please give an honest opinion of which out of the two would suit me best! I wont be shooting thousands of pellets, probably only for target shooting on a farm & in garden with the odd rat & squirrel pest control, I would do my own maintenance therefore thinking the older S410 would...