Air Arms Owners Club

I joined a week or so ago, without actually owning an AA, but with the intention of tracking one down. Now, I have got hold of a lovely S510 Carbine, with my favourite scope already on it and am as happy as a pig in a mud bath. I owned one many moons ago, but sold it. since then, the list of guns owned - then sold is:
Daystate Air Ranger (x2)
Daystate Mk4 is
Daystate Air Wolf MTC
BSA Ultra SE
BSA R10 MK2 (XTX tuned)
Daystate Wolverine B-Type
None of them ever gave me the pleasure the S510 did and I've always regretted selling it. So, now I have returned to the place I should never have left in the first place! The one that came closest to it was the tuned R10, but nothing has felt as right as the S510 does.
Happy days

welcome to the aaoc chris, nice choice of gun, what calibre did you get ????
the 400/410/510 series will equal, and often outperform guns costing twice as much
i wouldnt swap my 10 year old 400 for a gold clock

poguemahone wrote:welcome to the aaoc chris, nice choice of gun, what calibre did you get ????
the 400/410/510 series will equal, and often outperform guns costing twice as much
i wouldnt swap my 10 year old 400 for a gold clock

is this because gold clocks have a loopy tradjectory?

You mean there's another cal. apart from .177? what weird, peculiar beast would that be??

Hahahahahaha ... We love you, Chris!!! Welcome back home

chrisjpainter wrote:You mean there's another cal. apart from .177? what weird, peculiar beast would that be??

theres actually 3 calibres that are all useful.
4.51, 4.52, and 4.53

poguemahone wrote:

chrisjpainter wrote:You mean there's another cal. apart from .177? what weird, peculiar beast would that be??

theres actually 3 calibres that are all useful.
4.51, 4.52, and 4.53

You forgot 4.50