Air Arms Owners Club

I have the AA TDR in .177 with an Altaros regulator for the night vision. Cracking little set up.

Irrespective of calibre, what's wrong with a tuned S410? Does not need a regulator and has a lower shot-by-shot fps variability of just about any regged gun. I've had my S410 Carbine recently tuned and it gives 3fps shot by shot in the sweet spot and a total of 8fps difference over 65 - 70 shots (all measured by chrono). On the targets downrange, dead on for 70 shots. This was all done by an independent RFD, one I shall return to again with my S410 Classic in the near future.

Dr B wrote:Irrespective of calibre, what's wrong with a tuned S410? Does not need a regulator and has a lower shot-by-shot fps variability of just about any regged gun. I've had my S410 Carbine recently tuned and it gives 3fps shot by shot in the sweet spot and a total of 8fps difference over 65 - 70 shots (all measured by chrono). On the targets downrange, dead on for 70 shots. This was all done by an independent RFD, one I shall return to again with my S410 Classic in the near future.

I already own an s410 thumbhole walnut classic and have had a couple 400's in carbine all .22
I just fancied trying something diffrent and in .177.

Ok so shouldered the hw100 sporter stock and like it very much also liked the feel of the r10 in the shoulder, but I went and shouldered something else and very much like the feel and looks of it. While the hw gets rave reviews by the bucke load I was wondering if anyone here owns a daystate huntsman regal? And if they could give me some feedback. It's going to be between the regal and hw.
Airgun center is also supplying the regal with custom huggett shroud and silencer which absolutely looks gorgeous. Thanks again guys.

i have the huntsman super rifle .
mate of mine has the regal shoots great but little
difference between both guns regal has the titanium valve .
great hunting rifle .
stock wise r10 .
shooting hw 100 ks
huntsman as go to i love the feel of it .

Had a regal, lovely little light rifle. however magazine was horrid..changed it still horrid.. so ended up selling it.

See these are the kind of things I'm trying to find out before spending best part of a grand. Only around a 100 quid if the Mrs asks

Not on your shortlist but, why not compliment your PCP with a .177 TX200, more consistent than a PCP (regged or not), no need for compressed air, can be stripped and serviced / fettled in 5 mins, great fun to shoot....
Just a thought

hello im pikerphil from preston lancashire im new to this forom im 55 yrs old and an airgunner i have an aa s510 in 22 and an aa s400 in 177 im looking to sevice my own rifles but dont know where to start im just wondering if there are any members close by who would show me how to strip and service my air rifles as it cost me a fortune to send them away much appreciated phil

pikerphil wrote:hello im pikerphil from preston lancashire im new to this forom im 55 yrs old and an airgunner i have an aa s510 in 22 and an aa s400 in 177 im looking to sevice my own rifles but dont know where to start im just wondering if there are any members close by who would show me how to strip and service my air rifles as it cost me a fortune to send them away much appreciated phil

Hi Phill I'm sure there's plenty that can help I'm very familiar with the internals. As are a lot of members here. Can I ask where you are from?