Air Arms S410 Reviews
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★★☆☆☆
“Once it goes wrong, it stays wrong”
Written on: 30/03/2013
Have had the superlite in .22 now for just over a year and used it regularly for vermine control on alot of permissions. Then the accuracy started to play up and the air valve wasn't reading true, so sent off for a full service, £90 plus another £16 postage. Got it back and found it to be shooting 5 yards to left at 25 yards??? let a HFT shooting mate of mine have a go and he was gobsmacked especially when,with still 110 bar of air in it it decided to dump all it's air on him. Sent it... (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“410s air arms”
Written on: 26/10/2012 by ronwood22
Ha when works it's ok up to 25 yds forget it after that! mine leaked air sent it back 5 weeks and still waiting ??? called the gunsmith and air arms are waiting for parts??? what !!!!! spend the extra money and buy something that's not British sorry (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“low on power ”
Written on: 26/10/2011 by RGURGURGU
started leaking air after a mouth, low on power after sending it back 4 times, came back with metal swarf all over it and was scratched. postage total £80+. But i got some dented tins of pellets though. Got fed up with it and sold it. (read more)
★★★★★
“I used to shoot firearm rifles in various calibres,I...”
Written on: 21/04/2011
I used to shoot firearm rifles in various calibres,I gave this up due to the hassle of travelling to ranges expensive ammo etc. but still had shooting in the blood, I've had a .177 break barrel for years so decided to get some thing better it appears that a decent air rifle is more expensive than a similar firearm ie AA S410 £570 ish -ruger 10/22 £200 ish.
But I digress,I decided on the AirArms guns british and good quality, bought a TS200 under lever, after a couple of weeks altho a very...
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★★★★☆
“nice allrounder,light to haandle,and a very sure shot...”
Written on: 23/03/2011
nice allrounder,light to haandle,and a very sure shot .very quiet and powerfull,accurate up to about 60 yards or maybe thats my limit.didnt like 10 shot mag, seems a bit feeble for 35quid, could be made in alloy so would last longer. (read more)
★★★★★
“I own a classic fac in 22 for last 5 years.its bolt....”
Written on: 09/01/2011 by highlander cool (1 review written)
I own a classic fac in 22 for last 5 years.its bolt. Operated old model. I love this gun. Bolt action is smoothly operated now know people is gonna argue with me that bolt action had indexing problem etc but mine has no problem at all.I own other pcp's as well like daystate air ranger & some fX guns ,sumatras etc.but when I go hunting small game I prefer taking my s410 cause it's light enough to carry in the fields & also deadly accurate gun.I regularly hunt rabbits between 55 to 95 yards &... (read more)
★★★★★
“Fortunate to live in NZ - can shoot S410 classic .22...”
Written on: 11/10/2010
Fortunate to live in NZ - can shoot S410 classic .22 on full power for hunting/target. The gun is superb in every respect. Accuracy is stunning, at 40 - 60 metres (yes - checked with a range finder - not guessed) can put them all in a ragged hole benchrested.
Hunting with it is a pleasure - the other night one shot kills on rabbits out to 80 metres, took a hare one shot at 40, plus one shot kills on many possums (normally very tough pests to kill).
Cannot fault the gun at all - well done Air...
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★★☆☆☆
“I have rated this gun before and if it worked properly...”
Written on: 22/04/2010
I have rated this gun before and if it worked properly it would be a great gun. The cocking mechanism on mine was kwrap. The indexing was Kwrap and it ruined what was to be a good gun. As I have stated before the S410 is not a patch on the HW100. I cannot help but think that the S510 was created to iron out all the known faults of the 410. A bit like Microsoft replacing Windows with an operating system that actually worked. I am not the only one that has been able to put the full magazine... (read more)
Weihrauch1991's Comment
Written on: 29/06/2010
correct i have owned both and totally agree with what you are saying this leads to why i still own my hw100 a far superior rifle altogether (a weihrauch is for life).
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★★★★★
“cant knock it very nice to use light powerful perfect...”
Written on: 13/10/2009
cant knock it very nice to use light powerful perfect gun better than a lot of other makes and models (read more)
★★★★★
“I've owned my s410 classic for a bit over a year now...”
Written on: 06/10/2009 by jagstang (2 reviews written)
I've owned my s410 classic for a bit over a year now and in this time i've not been dissapointed! I'd heard about how it was a best selling pcp long before i brought mine and it certainly lives up to it's legendary status.
The build quality is excellent, the finish is excellent, it handles beautifully, the trigger feels good, and i really like the neat chequering on the stock which is beech on mine.
Mine is .177 and i get 80 shots at full power which is one advantage of the classic in...
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★★★★★
“The Air Arms S410 has excellent quality and price.”
Written on: 16/05/2009
The Air Arms S410 has excellent quality and price. (read more)
★★★★★
“The Air Arms S410 is a rifle capable of hitting a five...”
Written on: 27/04/2009
The Air Arms S410 is a rifle capable of hitting a five pence at 39 yards every time in .22 what more do you need (read more)
★★★★★
“Air Arms S410 is a nice looking rifle with precise...”
Written on: 04/03/2009 by Darrel cornwall (15 reviews written)
Air Arms S410 is a nice looking rifle with precise trigger even if it is a little floppy with the safety off.nice stock finish,and as most owners are aware that air arms rifles are produced on a rolling development basis meaning that as they design new improvements they incorporate them straight into their production of rifles.parts availability is excellent, i ordered a seal kit for one of mine and it was here for me within two days ..thas what i call good after sales back up (read more)
★★★★★
“The Air Arms s410 is by far the best rifle on the...”
Written on: 08/11/2008 by ralphstevenymail
The Air Arms s410 is by far the best rifle on the market in my opinion. I have owned a few rifles in my time but i'm completly smitten with my s410. I honestly cannot fault the gun in any way. The look, feel, accuracy, reliability and finish of the rifle are all second to none. If you have the money for a top of the range air rifle i strongly recommed the Air Arms s410 for hunting or target shooting. (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“Had for in as many months first gun down on power...”
Written on: 16/10/2008 by jamie rees (1 review written)
Had for in as many months first gun down on power barely 10 air airms said shoot another tin of pellets through it rubish second gun leaked through gauge third gun safety catch fell off forth gun down on power leaked over night not good enough must try harder air arms eventually settled on hw90 thank god for that a gun that shoots as good and wont let me down (read more)
435598_Naes's Response to jamie rees's Review
Written on: 26/01/2009
how do i replace safety catch
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★★★★☆
“Using air arms pellets I expected a little more from...”
Written on: 02/10/2008
Using air arms pellets I expected a little more from gun. the Air Arms S410 is a good looking rifle and its well balanced. I did find that mine was quite low on power. (read more)
★★★★★
“At 11.5 ft lbs and a velocity of approx 800ft per...”
Written on: 04/08/2008 by PATCH813
At 11.5 ft lbs and a velocity of approx 800ft per second this gun is not suitable for a child or the novice shooter.in fact in my opinion no pcp rifle should be in the hands of the inexperienced unless supervised.
Using AA .177 field pellets of the larges size weighing 8.04g with velocity of approx 804 the gun develops 12 ft lb.
it is a serious hunting gun copping with magpies jackdaws pigeons and rooks at 35-45 yards.
It also drops rabbits at 30-40yards preferally with a head or neck shot....
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★★★★★
“A great gun that works well, good all rounder. No bad...”
Written on: 07/07/2008 by Andy keen
A great gun that works well, good all rounder. No bad points. (read more)
★★★★★
“Superb rifle and cheaper than it's direct competitors”
Written on: 24/03/2008 by Hunter s410 (6 reviews written)
Superb rifle and cheaper than it's direct competitors (read more)
★★★★★
“The Air Arms S410 is an excellent air rifle, its...”
Written on: 13/03/2008
The Air Arms S410 is an excellent air rifle, its accuracy and power is second to none. I really like this air rifle and it was a great decision to purchase. I had a few to choose from, all costing about the same amount but after testing a few there was only one option...The Air Arms S410. (read more)
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★★★★★
“You can tell that it has been built well to last. i...”
Written on: 27/02/2008 by colin123456 (1 review written)
You can tell that it has been built well to last. i think its a brilliant gun and worth every penny!! (read more)
★★★★★
“The original design for the S410 came from the...”
Written on: 27/12/2007 by huntertom (5 reviews written)
The original design for the S410 came from the incredibly popular S310, since then the S410 has been designed twice. The first makeover was the S410 and the second was its stock remodelling in 2005. The Air arms S410 is used widely over HFT circuits, and has now risen to one of the most popular PCP?s used in Britain. So what is the S410?s secret to success? Could it be the superb wood stock that comes in Beech or walnut, thumbhole or sporter, left hand or right hand. All aspects of this gun... (read more)
★★★★★
“This air gun is the best of its kind iv ehad this gun...”
Written on: 23/12/2007 by tom booth (4 reviews written)
This air gun is the best of its kind iv ehad this gun for almost 2 years now and it has never failed to deliver power and accuracy. (read more)
★★☆☆☆
“Taking it back to the shop this week as not at all...”
Written on: 25/11/2007 by bradcl
Taking it back to the shop this week as not at all happy that a 600.00 plus combo is out performed by a BSA thats a third of the cost. I went for a BSA ultra MS when I bought this rifle. Maybe I made a big mistake. (read more)
Shotthedot's Response to 326894_bradcl's Review
Written on: 17/07/2008
I have only this week upgraded my BSA lightning and bought a s410 and the difference is awesome.My BSA puts out around 10.9ft/pds and is very accurate.my new s410 puts out 11.4 ft/pds and is even more accurate with much more penetration.I think you may have a duff gun so id take it back.Everyone else i know is extremely pleased with theirs.
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★★★★★
“Purchased my S410 a few months ago. It is 177, and...”
Written on: 22/11/2007 by theshooter (16 reviews written)
Purchased my S410 a few months ago. It is 177, and delivers the results that I didn't get in 22 cal. Flatter trajectory, faster flight path, makes up for my poor range finding. I am so impressed with this gun, I gave up my rimfire. I might not have a 100 yd range, but get more satisfaction, by having to get that much closer to my quarry, improving field craft. I use airarms pellets, the gun is doing 11.6ftib. This little gun is so accurate, its never let me down. It might not have a... (read more)
Figjam's Response to theshooter's Review
Written on: 23/11/2007
The weakest link is the brass sprung magazine indexing arm, these tend to last between 7500-10,000 shots, quite I have had a few break in the past along with a few other club members and it always happens when your out hunting!
<br/>There's not even a tell tale sign of it going, just goes weak and brittle in the space of a magazine.
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<br/>just thought id bring it to the attention as a bad point, more so annoying is that there about £8 but AA minimal order is £15 so were robbed again and forced to buy 2, handy for a spare but shouldn't have to.
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<br/>Excellent build quality, superbly accurate.
<br/>Magazines are so reliable and cheap enough to buy a few extra, handy when out in the field.
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Figjam's Response to theshooter's Review
Written on: 23/11/2007
true and accurate report of the product.
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★★★★★
“Excellent piece of kit for the field. Ideal for a day...”
Written on: 03/11/2007 by quatermain (2 reviews written)
Excellent piece of kit for the field. Ideal for a day out hunting. (read more)
★★★★★
“Bought the Air Arms S410 as a trade in on an Umarex I...”
Written on: 12/10/2007 by quatermain (2 reviews written)
Bought the Air Arms S410 as a trade in on an Umarex I had bought a week before and was not impressed with the Umarex. The 410 looked the part and felt good. To handle and operate and to shoot. I must recommend using the divers air tank to replenish the 410's reservoir. The first problem I did have was with the 10 rd mag not working properly. The reload action would not click the mag to the next pellet, and thereby I would shoot off an empty barrel of air. An email to Air Arms themselves and... (read more)
Crazysniper's Response to quatermain's Review
Written on: 23/11/2008
Have had same fault with my s410 the 10 shot mag wont cycle threw each pellet wich means u think thairs a pellet in the chamber when thair isnt not very good when ur rabbiting in the dark
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★★★★★
“Back in my teens, I used to have an Air Arms spring...”
Written on: 24/09/2007 by syediw6 (5 reviews written)
Back in my teens, I used to have an Air Arms spring loaded rifle. I loved it and I remember having so much fun. I sold it when other interests took over. But in my mid 30's now I recently rekindled my Air Gun interest. Naturally I ventured towards Air Arms. The first time I saw the S410 I knew that was the one. I picked it up, looked it over cocked it and then bought it.
It's a wonderful gun. Definitely recommend it to anyone. It's so easy to use and such a good looking gun.
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★★★★★
“Ideal first PCP rifle for the hunter”
Written on: 22/04/2007 by stushooter1 (2 reviews written)
Ideal first PCP rifle for the hunter (read more)
★★★★★
“Good rifle, worth every penny”
Written on: 12/04/2007 by wcooky (2 reviews written)
Good rifle, worth every penny (read more)
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★★★★★
“Very good rifle, worth £600. The extra £100 on 10 shot...”
Written on: 12/04/2007 by wcooky (2 reviews written)
Very good rifle, worth £600. The extra £100 on 10 shot instead of £500 on the s400 it is worth spending the extra £100. (read more)
★★★★☆
“Overall it is a very good gun. ”
Written on: 29/03/2007 by carpfisherman (2 reviews written)
Overall it is a very good gun.
The Air Arms S410 air rifle is liked by many. It is nice to look at, a very good all rounder and easy to live with.
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★★★★★
“WOW! Well, what a fantastic rifle! After much...”
Written on: 08/09/2006 by fishe21917 (4 reviews written)
WOW! Well, what a fantastic rifle! After much research into which gun I should buy, I narrowed it down to two, BSA superten or an Air Arms S410. In the end I went with the Air Arms S410 as it has better reviews and is a lighter gun. I bought the gun with a Logun silencer and a 6 - 24 x 50 Tasco scope in the .22 model.
I have always been a spring air gunner, and I am very glad I have made the upgrade to pcp, the accuracy is incredible! I can put a number of pellets through the same...
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★★★★★
“I hope you find this review helpful! ”
Written on: 11/07/2006 by Airgun shooter (1 review written)
I hope you find this review helpful!
I bought my Air Arms S410 airgun back in August last year from Air Rifle Shop.
So far I have had no problems with the gun at all.
I bought the .177 version as I prefer the accuracy of the calibre. I know I can hear you all screaming you can't shoot vermin with a .177 (well sorry I disagree!).
Anyway the gun has a fantastic design and is extremley lightwieght, it's only flaw in design in my opinion is the standard bolt back action, I've never really been...
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Theshooter's Response to Airgun shooter's Review
Written on: 22/11/2007
Couldn't agree with you more. I've used a 22 for the last 20 years, and was recently persuaded to try 177. So far I've had 100% success, everything I've shot, has been retrieved, and was so impressed, that I gave up my 22 rimfire, sure I haven't got a 100yd range, but getting the kill with an air rifle is far more satisfying. The 177 delivers deep penetration, and as long as head shots are taken, you get the results.
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★★★★★
“Hi ”
Written on: 06/06/2006 by Enigma S41M2SRB (1 review written)
Hi
Just a short review of the Air Arms S410 Classic
After deciding on the classic version in .22 after much searching on what was available for my price range I am very happy with my choice. iI would recomend the S410 to both beginners and enthusiasts simply because it doesn't disappoint. Highly accurate from 10 yards to over 50 yards, has no recoil and is suprisingly silent with a Logun silencer which came with this rifle as an option (recommended). The S410 looks great even with the beach...
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 21/06/2006
Better than an S200? I've been offered one with all the gubbins for £250!
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<br>What is the grouping like on the rifle?
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<br>Does it hold one hole groups at 50 yards?
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<br>Many thanks,
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<br>Deadeyedick
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Enigma S41M2Srb's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 23/06/2006
hi deadlydick,
<br>As for grouping at 50 yrds I have grouped a full mag at 50 yrds within an inch (25 mill) which I was happy with.
<br>This was on a calm day with no wind although practice makes perfect and I would think the accuracy would change in windy conditions - the best consistency comes from about 170 bar down to about 130 bar - I feel this is were performance is best so for long shots check your gauge - I was using both accupells and air arms field with the air arms droping slightly more due to there weight but was soon corrected using the bdc as the scope was zeroed with the accupels which are slightly lighter but over all both the ammunition and rifle performed well also this was done using a bipod and butt rest if you can get the rifle for this price tear the mans arm off - you wont be disapointed but he will be losing his right arm and his rifle lol
<br>Once I got used to the scope on my rifle which incorperates mill dots and bdc turrets and range finder I found things become a lot easier my scope was zeroed at 30 yrds instead of the more common 35 yrds - the scope has a magnification of 6-24x50 so 50 yrds is very clear if not a bit wobley without a rest. I find it hard to hit anything at 50yrds but thats just me (need to build rifle muscles) to kill anything at 50yrds I sugest only head shots and controlled breathing - it's probably better at 40-45 yrds for vermin. This rifle is tuned for accupells and is set to 11.5 lbs just to be on the safe side - at 130-150 bar it chucks out the full 12 lbs on the dot.
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 23/06/2006
Excellent, I will be getting my saw out to cut off his arm :D
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<br>I have a bi-pod from my S200 which I can transfer with relative ease.
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<br>At about 50 yards my S200 was producing 1.4" groups with AA field so the accuracy definitely seems better.
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<br>Do you know if the S410 likes RWS super hollow points?
<br>I use them on my S200 and they're very accurate, (for a hollow point which is 1 hole groups at 35 yards.
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<br>Looking forward to seeing the rifle next week and will do a review asap.
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Enigma S41M2Srb's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 27/06/2006
HI
<br>I have not used RWS super hollow points in the s410 but this would be my pellet of choice if I was going to.
<br><br>I would only use hollow points at ranges of 10 to 30 yards on the more sizeable vermin as apparently they have that bit more impact and don't over penetrate. the ammo I use is the JSB exact domed, the Crossman Accupells and the JSB predators for thicker skins like squirrels and such but the JSB domed work best for distance shots - if I cannot get the JSB I usually get air arms field. I've also used H&N Barracuda extra heavy which are good for the windy days with good impact - use these up to 30-40yrds - you will need to change your zero for these babies - 20.86 gr in comparison to my usual 14.30gr Accupells and JSB exact 5.52 head size & AA field at 16.42.
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I find the 16 grain pellets work quite well all round as I also use H&N copper point which I find OK although not as accurate but they give that bit more penetration. I also use Beeman Kodiac 21.07gr which for the windy days has awesome hitting power but all in all depends on the conditions and what I am shooting at. On average I use the JSB's the most - great all rounder with good stopping power, accuracy and consistent grouping. The Crossman gave me that bit more velocity and flatter trajectory all good in good weather and head winds but not crosswinds. I find the heavier ammo better in windy conditions but then no ammo works well in crosswinds all in all I chronographed the rifle and checked velocity, trajectory and the impact power and found a medium which I feel is the JSB but saying that all rifles are different as are all humans so it's what ever tickles your fancy really. My scientific approach is questionable (lol) but was fun for the old grey matter (brain) but I will try some of the RWS brand and see what I find (some more science).
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To check my trajectory I use a piece of A4 paper taped to a wire frame (fencing wire) set out at measured 5yard intervals over 50yards so that's 10 sheets of A4 longest length facing up (to sky direction) I also use a string line with a string line bubble level to check the level of my string line once pulled very tight it gives me a rough level to set the A4 paper height then all you have to do is shoot through the A4 paper starting your zero at the very top of the paper you will then be able to draw a line and work out your trajectory. Oh - use graph paper if you can but its not essential - if you wanted you can mark 6 dots across the top of the first piece of paper as an aim point and test 6 different types of ammo with the same project then lay the a4 down in a line and tape them together and draw different colour lines for each ammo and work out your pellet drop at different yardage - just remember to number each sheet of paper 1-10, note down the yardage, the type of ammo used, the pellets weight and at which bar of pressure you shot - that way you can also work out your best consistency pressure - also use your bi-pod as this makes the science a bit more accurate and if using graph paper you can even work out how much the wind has blown each pellet off its trajectory - therefore finding out which ammo is best for windy conditions.
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I have also devised a method of measuring the impact power at 50 yards as you need at least 4lbs to snuff out a rabbit so I work on 5lbs but cant explain this to you as my fingers are sore from all this typing. So enjoy your science project if your brave enough to accept this mission. If you do it should give you a lot of information on the ammo.
<br>Have fun and let me know your findings - "Elmer thud" - Disney's very own scientific cartoon character bugs will have to think "KEVLAR"
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 28/06/2006
Bugs will need a nuclear bunker for me mate. I would definitely give that a try, Just got to get some time in which I can do it. I'll give the JSB's a try they seem like a good pellet.
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<br>I would definitely recommend the RWS hollow points, they are the best I've ever used. I went to a local gun shop today to see what the guy would give me for my S200 with a scope. He said if I put my silencer and mag system on it he would give me £280! I had to contain myself and say cooley "that seems reasonable" well with a big grin on my face I walked out of the shop. Tomorrow I will be getting a 1st hand look at the rifle and I'm pretty sure I wont be disappointed. I will also be getting an awesome scope with it costing £150 :D so it must be good. I also get the silencer and pump and most probably some pellets.
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<br>Well I'll report back a.s.a.p. Happy bunny bashing in the mean time and from what you say you sound like a deadeyedick yourself. Maybe you might think of HFT or FT competitions, as for me on the 4th July I'm off from Suffolk to Bisley for a two hour practice! Seems stupid but at the same time very sensible as I'm competing against Canada, Finland, Scotland, Germany and such - It's nerve racking to say the least at 600m when its 35 degrees.
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 29/06/2006
I got a look at the gun today. It's a Carbine which I wasn't informed about. It has a silencer and a Walnut stock. He is selling it to me with an AGS Swat scope!
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<br>I need to buy a 10 shot mag because he lost it(!) and some pellets.
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<br>The only damage on the rifle was a small amount of rust on the fore right hand side of the air cylinder and barrel. I said this would be dangerous(?) but I was assured that it was fine as it has been like that for years.
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Enigma S41M2Srb's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 01/07/2006
Hi
<br>if there is rust on the air cylinder and the barrel that says to me that the rifle hasn't had basic care if there is rust on the outside then I would assume there is rust inside the cylinder which will not only make the cylinder dangerous but will cause valve jamming one way to check is by asking him what year the rifle was bought and when the cylinder was last serviced - if he cant prove this to you buy with caution also check the date on the cylinder, it's usually on the left side at the front of the cylinder also check for the button on the trigger pull to see if it has a safety fitted if not this rifle could be a 2002 version without the safety catch - this can be upgraded at your local gun shop the cylinder can also be replaced. Also try taking the silencer off and using a torch to look down the barrel for rust as this is a sure sign of water vapour in the cylinder - I periodically dry fire my rifle after every fill in the direction of the clouds just to expel any moisture that may have got into the cylinder - it's just my common sense theory - don't know if it will make a difference but I do it anyway.
<br><br>I also keep the barrel well oiled using a pull through which is made of 50lbs fishing line and an oiled cotton rag - you must turn this rifle upside down to oil the barrel to prevent oil seeping into the transfer valve and causing dieseling as that's not healthy for any rifle - if this rifle has been filled with a stirrup pump check if the filters have been regularly changed and that there is a water trap fitted like the logun type with the granules in which should be changed regularly.
<br><br>If you wanted to spend the extra money get on to your local gun shop and ask how much a classic conversion would cost i.e new cylinder and seal kit either classic or carbine if classic you would also need the classic barrel including the safety upgrade - find out the price it may be that this rifle is not economically repairable. Get the price then suggest to the seller how much the repairs will cost and ask for a price relating to the cost of repair - if he hasn't serviced the rifle he cant argue with you and cant guarantee that it's in good working order - he has left himself open to this as it's in poor visible condition. If he doesn't like it let him know your nobody's fool and only take enough cash with you as to what the rifle is worth including the price of a full service and new parts - that way your eyes and ears wont take over your cash flow (Ha Ha Ha) anyone that doesn't look after their stuff should always use some doubt and caution as your s200 could well be in better condition and give you a lot less trouble and eventless use after 5 years.
<br><br>I would have my cylinder replaced and checked annually by a competent gunsmith or have it tested in a competent dive shop as they also have the facilities to test the cylinder and check for fractures or fatigue as suggested in the manual as they will weaken if there is rust inside the cylinder and you don't need much to jam the firing valve. Dents and fractures or deep scoring can also weaken the cylinder - why don't you see if your local gun shop will do an exchange for an s410 seeing as he has made you an offer for your rifle you may be able to get easy terms of payment for whatever is outstanding then you will have the latest 2005 version with the safety fitted or have a look on the http://www.jsramsbottom.com/cgi-bin/jsr.exe/dynamiclink?a=1&b=0&z=0&aP=0&source=/PC/PC_airarms.HTM and look for the mega deal or you could phone them for the latest deals - I found them to have the best price but all in all go for security and not stupidity, don't let the seller gear you up and ignore the walnut stock because the rifle is useless if it has not been cared for and its got the signs of abuse and lack of basic tlc.
<br><br>You know yourself how long it takes to rub a bit of oil on your rifle after a session and if you look after your stuff it should look like new for years perhaps even become a mint collectors item - I have a couple of other rifles that I have owned since I was about 14 yrs old (Cough Cough) that makes them over 20yrs old they include a Webley tracker .22, a WEIHRAUCH HW80 .22, a Webely tempest .22, an Original 45 .22, a Theoben scirroco .22, a Bsa Super sport .22 and an Air Arms jackal .22 all these rifles are from the 80s, are all springers in show room condition and are fully serviced with no rust - they all have new springs, pistons and guides - in other words fully serviced - I clean them all with an oily rag regularly - I've kept them because I worked hard to get them saving from my paper round and washing cars and going out on the back of a truck with an old toter - all for a bit of extra cash for my hobby - I had to do some embarrassing things I can tell you but it kept me out of trouble and I have a half decent collection and each rifle has a story to tell of its use and how I came by it.
<br><br>So what I am saying to you is be wise in life because all is not as it seems if you don't know something ask, keep your eyes peeled your ears open and your mouth shut especially if your not sure about something follow your instincts and your common sense and you will never be mugged off and if you are caught out shake the mans hand but most of all learn how you got caught and next time you will be twice as clever - in other words try to learn from other peoples mistakes as well as your own and if you do get caught make a smile and laugh because it's not the end of the world - its just another learning curve (you know the apple)
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<br>" STEAR CLEAR OF THAT ONE UNLESS ALL YOUR INSTINCTS ARE 100% OR YOUR GETTING A GOOD DEAL OR YOUR WILLING TO PUSH THE BOAT OUT AND PAY FOR NEW PARTS"????
<br>GOOD LUCK
<br>Hope all things go well for you let me know how you get on.
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Enigma S41M2Srb's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 01/07/2006
I have read on other forums that a number of people were having problems with the ags scopes - cannot remember which model but it was reported that the scope was loosing its zero and was having to be re zeroed after a number of shots but they didn't mention whether it was being used on a pcp or a springer. <br><br>I have looked for the post on most of the forums but haven't been able to find the post relating to the ags scope, it may be a particular model but it's worth keeping in mind - Sorry I cant be of more help with that one, perhaps you could swap them before selling your S200 to the shop although you can buy a good scope under the brand name jsr 6-24x50 AO ir mill dot reticule which also has bdc turrets. The scope is reported to be made by tasco before they went into liquidation - I have used these scopes for many years which I find quite adequte for me - I've also used rhino and bushmaster but you can get the jsr scope from jsrramsbottom mail order
<br><br>I think this would be a good starting scope for competition and field work and its only £70.00 at the moment - some other scopes of this spec retail in the range of £300 and up. The scope has a nice bright optic and I use it in low light conditions very successfully. Overall I am happy with its performance - you also get flip up covers and a spare battery. I have had no problems with misting or movement in the zero - the only thing that bugs me is the adjustable optic in comparison to a side wheel paralax but AO is fine for competition but a bit of a handicap in the field were any movement of the hand warns the bunnies that the bush seems to be moving in a strange way (lol) - so you do need very slow movements with AO where as a thumb wheel is much more stealthy and discreet the mill dots are a real treat for range finding and quick hold over or under in the field then you got your bdc turrets which I mainly use for pellet weight adjustment more than range finding but with this scope you have plenty of choice as to how you want to use it. Also not forgetting the illuminated reticule which I use in low lite conditions and distance shots and also while stalking in wooded areas you got 11 brightness positions on that - I mostly use 5 or 6 very rarely having to use 11 as this gives the scope an eary red glow for the rabbits to see and also anyone else that you may not want to spot you.
<br>Overall I am quite happy with its features and versatility for a £70 scope.
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 02/07/2006
For concealing the bolt use black and brown electrical tape and go over it, just cover anything you think would make you stick out.
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 05/07/2006
I spoke to him about the rust. He is an enginear and has told me that the rust is only at the surface, and when i ran a finger over it it came off so my gut says okay to that. he wants £300 for the gun, two scopes and the hills pump.
I bought it and to my dismay the valve leaks and the indexing arm is broken!!
I spoke to him and he was mortified about it, he gave me £20 so I could get the extras and said if there's any more problems he would sort it.
This is very annoying but I did get some air into the gun and fired a few dry test shots. its very quiet, no moisture visable, no abnormal sounds.
With regards to the range finding of a mill dot scope, how does it work? I've never used mill dots before, only a map scope and normal cross hairs. The advantage of the AGS scopes is the AO is situated in the same place as the elivation and windage turrets.
I was surprised at how quited the S410 is compared to my S200.
many thanks for you're help and by the way the Scope is an AGS 16x56 and the other is a Hawke 3-9x50
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 07/07/2006
Used the gun today with the Hawke. tried the Dynamics which was nothing special, then the JSB's i got an 8mm three shot group at 35 yards! Thank you for reccomending these pellets they are great!
I'm so happy with my gun I can't believe how good it is!
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 07/07/2006
My review will be in the S410 carbine section. I would appreciate it if you would kindly read it and give you're opinions :D
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Enigma S41M2Srb's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 16/07/2006
Hi
<br/> deadeyedick
<br/>i am glad you were pleased with the rifle but as i said i new you were going to be haoppy as there a great rifle just make sure when you oil the bore you do this when the rifle is upside down as you dont want oil getting in the transfer valve you could also try using the air arms field 5.52 head size as these also work well in the s410 as there the same as the jsb's and you get more of them for your pound i also found the crossman powerpell a good pellet as you gain a good velocity with these lighter ammo at 14.3 gr but still get great stopping power ive also got a strip down guide in pdf format which is quite usefull and verey well ilustrated with pleanty of pics of the stripdown and service have you fitted your bipod to the rifle yet as this helps for those 45-50 yrd shots have you checked the muzzle velocity with a chronagraph as combro do a great little portable chrony and you can plug it into your laptop and get a lot of usefull info like your power output fps\lbs you can check if the rifle is under the 12lbs limit keeping you legal i think the chroney costs around £40 and the serial interface cable is a £10 with a free download of there software its a handy little gadjet as it fits in your pocket and you can carry it around even when in the field well have fun with the bunnys and check your yardage out to 50yrds at 5 yrd increaments and work out which milldot you want for all distances out to 50 yrds you could also use this method with your bdc turrets for a quick click reference
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C3Po's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 22/07/2006
Hi All ... I love my S410 and only use Air Arms Field. I tried Air Arms Hunter and they just didn't feel right to me ... less accurate.
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 26/07/2006
Thanks for that.
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<br/>Yes I did attatch my bi-pod and its sweet. I have my AGS scope on and the 16x magnification takes some getting used to. I love how I can range find with it though it makes my job that bit easier. I would like to get a crony but unfortunatly I dont have 50 odd to get the crono and the cable. but I have found its easily powerful eneugh to kill a squirrel at 35 yards out right :D
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<br/>I'll give the crosmal powerpell a try. they were good in my old rifle so hopefully the same in this one. I'm using cleaning pellets after every use with my gun. which is keeping my bore lovely and clean. I put one down with a cleaning agent on it and one dry to clean up the exess lead and oil. my rifle hasn't given me any problems. but the next thing on my list is a new air filter for my Hills pump because I suspect it will need one and a dry pack when I get some money. I've found that black and brown electrical tape makes an interesting camoflauge effect when applied creativley. but this was only a temporary thing that I did because I had some time on my hands.
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<br/>I also need a hard case for my gun because with the bi-pod and scope on my rifle I cannot fit it into my case :o). Plus I want to keep my gun safe and undamaged for years to come. I'll also send it off to a place called Jags to get it serviced soon because theres always room for improvement.
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<br/>Many thanks for all your help,
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<br/>Deadeyedick
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 30/07/2006
I tried Powapell and they were pretty nice. although not as accurate as JSB's.
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<br/>I also tried Field Target Trophy's which I now use all the time because they're very good. and they have a small weak spot on the dome which helps them to flatten out a treat.
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<br/>I also ghillied up my rifle yesterday. I now have a full ghillie suit that I made and with my rifle i really look like some sort of sniper. But the real reason for having it is not to look cool although I do look cool in it its for helping me to effectivly ambush rabbits and those crafty corvids that are so hard to sneak up on.
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Enigma S41M2Srb's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 31/07/2006
Hi deadeyedick, your probably right about the filter on your pump its always good to keep some spare filters for your pump.
i don't know if you have noticed but you also have a filter on the filling valve on your s410 that could also be changed if it looks dirty and another good tip is to keep the o rings lubricated on the rifle filling valve as this stops them from being damaged when connecting your pump i have read that pieces of the ring can end up in your air chamber if the o rings get damaged leading to valve jams as for the ghillie suits i think there great for creeping up on your prey with a bit of practice you can get within 10 yrds i often creep up on my mates when lamping and dive on them giving them a nervous dispatition my mate actually had his lamp on me but could not see me now we all have our own variations of ghillie suits just for vengefull reasons apart from the rabbits they can add to the fun on those nights when the prey can't come out to play. as for your case jsramsbottom do a great case with 2inches of padding a zip pocket and a velcro pocket for your ammo or whatever it also fully unzips and lays flat as a shooting mat the good thing about these case is that its very flexible and can be folded in half and carryed in a ruck sack or a modified stuff sack that can be carryed on your back leaving your hands free and no case rapped around you getting in the way those hard cases are great for storage or taking on a plane but are cumbersome when in the field my case cost £18 to £30 quid and i have no trouble fitting the rifle with scope and bipod into this case and my scope is on high mounts and has a sun shade fitted with a bisley scope maximizer the case length is 51 inch long by 14.5 inch wide and my s410 is a classic version with a logun silencer fitted if you have a carbine then measure its length and width before ordering your case if you get the case a little longer you could also fit your pump in too although the case will not fit your ruck sack with the pump in as you need to fold the case in half anyway good hunting and have fun dont forget i have the strip down manual and tuning guide for the s410 if you need it.
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 01/08/2006
thanks for the tips I'll get one of those then.
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<br/>I don't have a filter on my filling valve because I have the old S410 lol.
<br/>I did a similar thing to you but I had an airsoft spring rifle and we were playing hunt the sniper (the sniper being me) I had my ghillie suit on and I hid in a bush covered in grass and leaves I waited for my mate to get 5 yards away from me then I shot him right in the rear end! he didn't like that and emptied his whole clip into the bush were I was hitting me twice.
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<br/>I would very much appreaciate the tuning guide and take down manual.
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<br/>I guess you would want my email to send them?
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Enigma S41M2Srb's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 09/08/2006
Hi deadeyedick, hows the rifle going, had any good shots? have you mastered the milldots ok as they do need some practice but are great for those quick shots i find the bdc turrets more accurate over distance but you do need to know your distance to use this method quickly like knowing were your dial marks are before every shot as i made a mistake of using the mill dots but not setting my bdc back to zero Whoops! i wondered why i was missing everything after abot 30 shots i realised what i had done after zooming in on a long shot using the bdc thats when i noticed my mistake lol
<br/>if you want the tuning guide and stripdown guide i can send it to you its in pdf format so you will need adobe acrobat reader to view it as to how to get it to you i would need an email address unless you know another way as i dont think you can put your email address on this forum although i have not tried to before but on other forums its not possible.
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 12/08/2006
Hi there. Haven't used my rifle for a week because I have been in wales on adventurous training with the RAF, but as far as I know my gun isn't broken lol.
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<br/>I wrote up what I need to do with my milldots as far as hold over and under from 20 yards to 60 yards even though I won't be shooting 60 yards at a live animal (well not till I've had a few hunting trips anyway).
<br/>I have all the software needed as far as I know so it shouldn't be a problem.
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Deadeyedick's Response to Enigma S41M2SRB's Review
Written on: 14/08/2006
Okay - I tried putting up my email address but it seems that it has been edited out for social security reasons. Thats a bit of a bummer.
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★★★★★
“I've owned an S410 classic since just before Christmas...”
Written on: 20/03/2006 by ians9876 (1 review written)
I've owned an S410 classic since just before Christmas and am still tickled pink with it. It's as accurate as I could hope for, giving an almost flat trajectory from about 15-35 yards (with mid-height scope mounts). Plenty of power left in the pellet even at 50 yards. So far, I'm generally getting 90-odd shots from a full charge before I notice a change in performance, which comes on quite rapidly when the pressure drops. The trigger as factory set is fine, and the safety catch is effective,... (read more)
Stevebar's Response to ians9876's Review
Written on: 30/11/2007
I found this review helpful because...it gives a straightforward, common sense view of the product.
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★★★★★
“I have had one of the Air Arms S410 and I think it was...”
Written on: 03/02/2006 by Alex Powley (4 reviews written)
I have had one of the Air Arms S410 and I think it was money well spent. It realy was the airgun of dreams it was accurate, quiet and so forth but then after a year it stated to leak air and I do look after my guns well I took it back to the shop and they couldn't stop the leakage. So in the end I sent it back to the manufacturer and they could do nothing. So the sent me back 3/4 of my money; which I think was a noble thing to do. I think it's a good gun but for me went wrong so I'm going to... (read more)
Deadeyedick's Response to Alex Powley's Review
Written on: 29/07/2006
was the air leaking from the male connector on the air cylender because that can easily be fixed my getting a new connector and seals. in that case it would be the small ballbearing that was causing the fault. it only cost me £5 to get it fixed by buying a new one.
But when you take off the old one make sure you remove the metal spacer that keeps the barrel and air cylender appart or it will bend and damage your barrel.
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★★★★★
“My first rifle was a Webley Xocet Carbine .22 which in...”
Written on: 08/12/2005 by Robbie G
My first rifle was a Webley Xocet Carbine .22 which in my mind had far too much recoil for my liking! Which meant all too often, bunnies were missed. Even fitted with a silencer the rifle made a hell of a noise even compared to a precharger without!! Also the fact it was single shot and break barrel meant more fiddling and uneccesary movement to reload. So, as noise reduction and stealth are paramount, when on hunting trips, I decided to buy a precharge air rifle. When I visited the local... (read more)
★★★★☆
“First and foremost, the Air Arms S410 air rifle is an...”
Written on: 21/11/2005 by PIXYBASHER (1 review written)
First and foremost, the Air Arms S410 air rifle is an excellent hunter, with potential to customise and use in FT work.
The Air Arms silencer is super quiet, and the gun performs effortlessly in the hunting and FT environment.
The thumb-hole version gives a better feel fit, and with no added extras it feels nice and light.
The thumb-hole stock was an extra £100, and I think this is about right now that they have the quality problems sorted.
Overall, it is a fantastic hunter, and I would...
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★★★★★
“The Air Arms S410is the best all round gun I have had.”
Written on: 03/09/2005 by claybustersw (1 review written)
The Air Arms S410is the best all round gun I have had. (read more)
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“A really accurate rifle giving 100 shots a charge...”
Written on: 27/08/2005 by SteChapp (2 reviews written)
A really accurate rifle giving 100 shots a charge belting out 12ft lbs in a whisper, as accurate as the rest but looks good, if you fit a tripod you can put a pellet on a pellet, amazing but the silencer gets scratched when you fill it up and the clear plastic covers on the magazine warp making them awkward to fit, elsewise it's top. (read more)
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“My first air rifle for many years was HW 97, after...”
Written on: 15/08/2005 by mayhemmepham (1 review written)
My first air rifle for many years was HW 97, after having a great time and killing lots of rabbits, the time came to up grade to a PCP. I did a lot of research (gun shops, mags and this site).And without exception all recommended the Air Arms S410. As luck would have it one of my mates purchased a 410, so I could try it in the field before spending my cash. The first trip to one of my best shooting grounds resulted in five rabbits in about a hours shooting. 9 am the next morning I ordered... (read more)
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“I recently purchased my Air Arms s410k on the advice...”
Written on: 12/03/2005 by sleeper (1 review written)
I recently purchased my Air Arms s410k on the advice of the guys on "airgun shack" forum. I am so glad I listened to them; they know what they're talking about. if you need any advice, or just want to talk airguns, go to the shack. The s410k is in .22 calibre, and is everything I want from an air rifle & more. My kill rate has gone up, and I can shoot 1 inch groups at 30 yards. (I think the gun will do better. I have taken rabbits, squirrels and crows with it, with one shot kills. it is... (read more)
★★★★★
“The Air Arms S410 is a nice all round gun, I have had...”
Written on: 10/01/2005 by pwee0044
The Air Arms S410 is a nice all round gun, I have had trouble with guns in the past but this is one of the best guns I own. It is very good value for money. (read more)
214624_Willbar's Response to 181366_pwee0044's Review
Written on: 22/10/2005
I own a S410 carbine in .177 calibre. I have had it for some years now and can tell you that it is a great little gun. It is light enough to crawl around with and seems to have a nice flat trajectory. I have killed dozens of rabbits with it and would say that it is especially suited to stalking rabbits in fruit orchards. Friends who have borrowed it, got on fine within a few minutes. A wonderful piece of engineering. However as it is restricted to 12 ft/lb it has a limited range, but for stalking this needdn't be a problem. Having used a FAC s410 in the same calibre I would strongly urge others to stick to the 12ft/lb version as the FAC simply fires pellets straight through rabbits heads without imparting all of the shock from the pellet.
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<br>Brilliant bit of kit and well priced.
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★★★★★
“I picked the Air Arms S410 up at 9 am yesterday, got...”
Written on: 12/11/2004 by ball942
I picked the Air Arms S410 up at 9 am yesterday, got kitted up with silencer scope etc etc. Upon firing my first shot I thought uh-oh! The rifle is underpower as the sound is minimal (really quiet), I then chronographed the rifle at 12 ft lbs (perfect) this astounded me, this is the quietest air rifle i have ever heard, I then went on one of my shoots and bagged 2 rats withing 15 minutes at approx 25yds both head shots both dead. I then had to go to work (gutted). Last night after work went... (read more)
★★★★★
“Air Arms S410: ”
Written on: 29/09/2004 by pidge001
Air Arms S410:
I have owned air rifles for over 40 years, my first being a .22 Webley Mk 3 under-lever. My first PCP was an S200, which I bought a couple of years ago and have been delighted with - although it's now used more by my young son than I. In July this year, I went for a left-handed, walnut, .22 S410, ordered through J.S.Ramsbottom in Yorkshire (who has consistently provided flawless service). The weapon has been excellent in virtually all respects: Accuracy great up to 50 yards (5...
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Keyi's Response to 172261_pidge001's Review
Written on: 29/12/2004
I'm new to the shooting world but I'm very keen to learn.
<br>(I have seen the gun I want and its a AA S410)
<br>I've have been reading a lot of things about shooting eg. The laws, the DO'S AND DONTS, the reviews and such like,
<br>One of the things I would like to know is what are the pros and cons between the S410 and the S410 carbine.
<br>While I'm here I may as well ask if anyone knows of a cheap place to buy the tank and the bits to refill from home?
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★★★★★
“I purchased an Air arms s410 in beech 6 weeks ago and...”
Written on: 27/05/2004 by Gunny (3 reviews written)
I purchased an Air arms s410 in beech 6 weeks ago and in this time I have come to appriciate the build quality of this rifle, After bedding it in I found that is was only measuring 10.25 ft-pnds with air arms field, I took it to my local gunsmith where he tuned it to 11.79 ft-pnds, this I am very happy with, A full powered air rifle, I have zeroed it at 30 metres and at this distance using a rest, It is possible to 1/2 inch group, more than enough to dispatch a rabbit with a clean head shot.... (read more)
★★★★★
“I've had my .177 S410 classic since late december 03...”
Written on: 07/05/2004 by Brian177 (2 reviews written)
I've had my .177 S410 classic since late december 03 and since then it has claimed 2 squirrels, 3 pigeons, a crow, a magpie and about 21 rabbits. Bank holiday monday (3rd May 04) is shot 12 and wednesday evening another 5 at the same place. This gun is very quiet with the air arms silencer. I use Accupells with mine, and I think that I get around 60-70 shots, but they are a bit light, so ill have to try some heavier brands like the air arms field or something. With a beasty Walther 3-9x56 IR... (read more)
Brian177's Response to Brian177's Review
Written on: 11/05/2004
Thats 24 rabbits now and 4 pigeons!
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Brian177's Response to Brian177's Review
Written on: 16/07/2004
Make that 40 rabbits in May!!!!!!!!!
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★★★★★
“The Air Arms S410 is the best Air gun that I have...”
Written on: 29/04/2004 by Justice01 (2 reviews written)
The Air Arms S410 is the best Air gun that I have owned. My last Air Gun was a HW77 FAC that I used for vermin and had a nice kill at 50 yards with no problem. This air gun has very good accuracy but I have found that it looks like the 50 yard kill is out (I try to hunt between 25 and 50 yards) as the drop off is very high at 50yards over 1ft down but it is still nice and straight. This is a stock s410 at 12fps that I will be taking it to a gun shop to have it looked at as I can't see this... (read more)
Cornish Sniper's Response to Justice01's Review
Written on: 02/10/2007
I have a standard s410 fitted with a hawke airmax scope which has multiple aiming points (MAP). With the s410 zeroed at 30 yards i have had a head shot on a rabbit (clean kill) at 75 yards using the MAP, and that was at night under lamp. So i beg to differ that your s410 won't stop a rodent at 50 yards
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★★★★★
“Absolutely over the moon with the Air Arms S410 - If I...”
Written on: 13/04/2004 by fln223 (1 review written)
Absolutely over the moon with the Air Arms S410 - If I had to comment on the last gents write up I would say that the pressure must not go below 150lb otherwise accuracy is limited but, keep the pressure up and bang on everytime - I use pro-pel as advised and im sticking to them - I cannot fault the gun accept to say I bought it almost new with a right handed stock and I need a left one. (read more)
Dormin's Response to fln223's Review
Written on: 16/12/2004
That you bought a Right-handed gun while needing a LH one should not be reported as a fault. The fault was your own choice.
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Dormin's Response to fln223's Review
Written on: 16/12/2004
To list as a bad point the gun having a right handed stock when you needed a left handed one is like saying a pair of shoes is no good because you bought the wrong size. The fault was your own!
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Fln223's Response to fln223's Review
Written on: 16/12/2004
I am not suggesting a fault at all, what makes you think that? - the chance of this gun coming up at the right price was not to be sniffed at. I have since sourced a left handed stock and the gun is STILL brilliant - certainly no faults found - I think some people write just for the sake of it - i was refering to the situation that i was in.
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Written on: 19/06/2011
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