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Review by
red bob
on 8th Jun 2007
User Rating : 7
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If you are looking for a simple but reliable junior size rifle with a difference
hunt out one of these old beauty's also they are a great rifle to learn the mechanics of the basic air rifle my example cost £40 it needed a complete renovation program which i have just completed, in the process ...
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Review by
bushcrafter
on 7th May 2004
User Rating : 9
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I've had a BSA Cadet .177 that my grandad gave me (by then a well used and loved little rifle) 20 some years. Not spot on with the fixed sights but consistent and reliable. If you want a back yard plinker and can find one of these buy it!
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Review by
eddie.
on 3rd Apr 2003
User Rating : 7
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The cadet is a great rifle for the young starter but for anyone over 15 i would recomend you look somewhere els but for a vermint controller this is one you should have a look at it is perfect for rats, mice, birds and other household menaces just not the kid's.
it is a very light simple rifle that ...
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Review by
mitch.
on 3rd Apr 2003
User Rating : 8
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i have owned two of these BSA Cadet .177 rifles and they are perfect for varmint control(rats,mice,pesky birds..ect)the accuracy is not spot on but for a backyard protector it is absolutely perfect it handles like a pencil so if you see a group of rats trying to take down one of your chooks it is ea ...
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Review by
dolly.
on 2nd Apr 2003
User Rating : 6
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I recived this BSA Cadet rifle off my pop when i was 9 so i was quite supprised when i saw it on the net. This rifle is a good starter for a young inthusiast but for someone over 18 you should probably look at getting somthing more like a Gamo shadow 1000 or a bsa supersport.
or if your someone who ...
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Review by
Steve.
on 10th Oct 2002
User Rating : 8
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The BSA Cadet is a very pretty little break barrel plinker with open sights (fixed rear). Not designed to take a scope. This is an ideal starter gun and there were thousands sold in the 1950-60's. Mine is an ex-fairground model and, with new stock, seal & spring is still providing fun for me & the g ...
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