Ultra SE, S200, brocock contour 6 shot ...

[KeithS]

I love the compact guns that why I've gone an
bought a TX 200 HC that is now shooting spot on.
And will be a keeper.

I'm looking at getting my self a small compact PCP
purely for shooting in the prone position from a bipod
so I can get to the rabbits at 40 plus yards.

Any way I have narrowed it down to three rifles the
BSA Ultra SE, Air Arms s200 or the Brocock contour 6 shot.
what would you choose.

[Dan]

There is only one choice and that is the best pcp in the whole widest world the fantastic ,super ,S200 .I'm 100% impartial and totally unbiased

[daverobson]

I'm also 100% totally impartial & unbiased.

YOU NEED AN S200

[raygun]

If your going to be shooting from inside a vehicle then go for the Ultra. If you not then go for the S200.
Rifles can be too short. The S200 is a proven performer, well made and will do the job.

I have no experience of the Brocock so won't comment.

ATB
Ray.

[eboswan]

s200 .177

I`m not biased ..even though I own one

[wastrel]

this is kinda where I get a wee bit miffed! you included an S200 with an Ultra se & Brocock contour, fine, try them out, I`ll be surprised if the S200 doesn`t win out UNLESS, you stick to your stated criteria- a small compact rifle!
the 200 aint small or compact, with my silencer fitted mine is around 40", without it, the Ultra is still 5" shorter & the Brocock is almost 10" shorter!
IMO the BSA is a stunner to look at, but, is flimsy the right word? I`m not sure. both the se & Brocock (at 27") would probably be amongst my choices for confined space shooting, an S200 would not!

[eboswan]

the s200 is not the smallest rifle but it is very "pointable" for want of a better word
if you do buy a s200 you will not be disappointed.

[daverobson]

Looking again at the original post.
"shooting in the prone position from a bipod"
"rabbits at 40 plus yards"

Of the three choices mentioned by KeithS I would have to vote again for the S200

[wastrel]

Looking again at the original post.
"shooting in the prone position from a bipod"
"rabbits at 40 plus yards"

Of the three choices mentioned by KeithS I would have to vote again for the S200

my thoughts too, shooting prone position at 40+ yds I wouldn`t be looking at a small compact rifle as my first choice (hence my 177 LGU) but, I hafta say, if either of these-200 accepted-works at those ranges better than keiths` TX, high praise indeed!
many members have posted groups & how they can shoot plastic spoons in complete confidence with their TX`s & PS`s way beyond 40 yards, you might wanna try your own gun & save yourself a few quid-just a thought!

[roadrunner]

I wouldnt discount the brocock stuff now that its under the same roof as daystate, my atomic pistol is superb and with a 2 year warranty, i would like a new genertion contour but i want more shots not less, its the only thing putting me off getting one, they are a hunters rifle not a target gun