Is this a Recoil stop pin.
Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2015 10:11 am
The S410 action has been with us for years now! and it has proved it's self too be reliable and simple design, I must have worked on loads of these actions over the years usually only for general servicing or ((tuning for the perfectionist)) We all know fine well these new'er actions are fitted with Anti-Tamper something we just live with and deal with when servicing is due.
There is one thing I never asked or Questioned about when fiddling with the S410 or any configuration of the s4** actions.
If you look closely at the bellow photo at the front scope mount you will see a roll pin protruding up out of the s510 action this is exactly the same on the s410 actions I can only pursue this is a scope recoil stop pin installed at the factory unsure if it is really needed as there is no recoil on PCP's and I know for sure this pin is not used on any other air rifle actions Maybe only Air Arms design maybe a good idea but is it really needed.
see bellow the protruding roll pin from the top of the all S410, s510 actions is it really needed, I think it is a good idea rather than having scope slipping down the action but on a pcp, a spring rifle needs a scope mount stop pin as of recoil.
Over the years I Never Questioned or wanted to know the reason Why? on a PCP.
http://www.air-arms.co.uk/products/sporter/s510-carbine
There is one thing I never asked or Questioned about when fiddling with the S410 or any configuration of the s4** actions.
If you look closely at the bellow photo at the front scope mount you will see a roll pin protruding up out of the s510 action this is exactly the same on the s410 actions I can only pursue this is a scope recoil stop pin installed at the factory unsure if it is really needed as there is no recoil on PCP's and I know for sure this pin is not used on any other air rifle actions Maybe only Air Arms design maybe a good idea but is it really needed.
see bellow the protruding roll pin from the top of the all S410, s510 actions is it really needed, I think it is a good idea rather than having scope slipping down the action but on a pcp, a spring rifle needs a scope mount stop pin as of recoil.
Over the years I Never Questioned or wanted to know the reason Why? on a PCP.
http://www.air-arms.co.uk/products/sporter/s510-carbine