bsa superten review

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Average Ratings

Accuracy	9.3/10
Handling	8.9/10
Value for Money	9/10
Reviewer Rating	9.2/10
Overall Rating	8.8/10

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By BomBom101 on 1st Feb 2006

BomBom101's Ratings

Accuracy	10/10
Handling	10/10
Value for money	10/10
Overall value	10/10
BomBom101's recommendation

Good Points

Lightweight
Comes in different size of barrels
Silencer inc
FAc upgradeable
Shot capacity of 200 shots in .177
Shot capacity of 200 shots in .22
Removable bottle
Short in size in carbine version
Right or left handed version or ambidextrous
Walnut stock available
Horizontal adjustable trigger
Adjustable trigger pressure
Manual safety
Multishot!

Bad Points

Dependant on pellet it jams
No open sights as there isn't on any other pcp really that I know of

General Comments

During the christmas holidays I invited my mate over to do some lamping with me and he brought his BSA Superten. but we were unlucky in the way of quarry and from the usage I gained out of it I loved it.

Whilst using it I thought it would be a huge honking heavyweight thing but I was wrong and it was pretty light for its size at 7.9lbs

This was the carbine version and I'm a great fan of carbibnes, but there is a std barrel version available at no extra cost

You also get an SAS BSA silencer included as well

It is also upgradable in power up to 30ftlbs.

It also has a large shot capacity of 200 shots in .177 and .22 as well.

Also to make things more convienient BSA fitteed it with a removable bottle too so making it idea for when you want an extra 200 shots.

It measure 37.5 inches in carbine version making it shorter than my Stingray!

And as I was wondering around the field and I noticed the trigger was a rather strange design as it could be horizontally adjusted as well as for trigger pull pressure.

It was also a 2 stage trigger so I could line up to the target and gently squeeze with ease.

It has a manual safety a swell so you can flick it over whenever you want to and if you ever miss a shot you can always load another as it is a multi shot air rifle as it can hold 10 shots in both calibres.

But there are always disadvantages or problems, his rifle decided every now and again to jam a pellet or not load one at all, (don't leave rifle cocked otherwise it will cause the loading spring to suffer from fatigue)

I see this rifle as a must have as the good points definitely outweigh the bad points!

Hope my review was of some use!

Regards

Tom

Total Respect: +2