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| Accuracy | 9.9/10   |
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| Handling | 9.8/10 |
| Value for Money | 8.7/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 9.8/10 |
| Overall Rating | 8.8/10 |
Full review by
returntothefold
on 25th Apr 2008
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Good Points: Awesomely balanced for a Take down, actually great balance period Accuracy Fun
Bad Points: Case, felt its could have been made smaller, its still bigger than a laptop and might still cause a raised eyebrow or two.
General comments: Well I am just getting back into shooting after a 10 year break and went to purchase a new rifle. I was very excited because unlike in my youth I could actually afford a decent rig, and secondly stuff that was well out of my price range like PCP, Multi Shot magazines etc was suddenly a reality even in mid priced units. I went along to a fabulous shop located in Wembley, who were exceptionally helpful. I tried out a host of rifles looking for the one that just felt right, tried the BSA's Falcons, a couple of Daystates and AirArms, anyway all of them were lovely lovely gun, but nothing was giving that warm glow. Then I saw the TDR and asked what it was, after explanation I thought thats, cool, but I bet its a dog, I could not believe it when I shouldered it, it felt like I had been shooting it for the last 5 years. SOLD
However that a personal choice thing, but what has really impressed me since getting it home was the accuracy, Zero'd it and starting plinking some targets, and remember I have not shot for a while and at 20 yards was getting some pretty tasty groupings. However the bit that has blown me away was that my girlfriend who has miraculously decided she loves shooting after having a go, was teasing me about how good I was, (i had bragged about my earlier days), and when we were changing targets noticed that there was a ladybird, she challenged me to hit it from 20yards, so we stuck it on the target. Now i went with a cheap 4x32 scope coz i blew the rest on teh TDR, so you can imagine my absolute astonisment when for a laugh I had a go, and literally punched out the lady bird, cruel it may be, (I never in a million years thought I would hit it. This gun is amazing, even when I was regularly shooting I would not have made that shot with my old rig, and whilst a bit of luck probably was on my side, its still a testament to the gun.
I will right a calmer more thorough review later, but I am still choked and wanted to share.
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Review by
Diabolo
on 21st Apr 2008
User Rating : 10
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Love the look and feel of this gun, Think the tank could of been
bigger.
But now I have a divers tank I only take the ! gun with me for the day.
Get this gun, you'll love it.
Diabolo's full review | 68 words
Review by
Hunter s410
on 25th Mar 2008
User Rating : 9
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Fantastic idea, superb engineering. Case, convenience of transport, S410 accuracy, comes with tools you need for cleaning/maintenance. Only .22 calibre
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Review by
Hunter s410
on 24th Mar 2008
User Rating : 9
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Fantastic piece of engineering, great idea, no more odd looks when walking along
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Review by
socalairgunner
on 5th Jan 2007
User Rating : 10
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I've had my TDR for over a year now and taken much game with it and had zero problems. The TDR is a really fun gun to shoot and hunt with. I put a single point sling on mine and it is just so easy to carry in the field. My gun has been modified to bring it up to FAC power and gets about 18-20 shoots at 20fpe. I use it mainly for hunting so 18 shots is plenty.
Area's for improvement:
Other than not being offered in FAC power!!!
1. The case. The zipper on my case broke the first day I had ...
socalairgunner's full review | 283 words
Review by
206
on 31st Aug 2006
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I have had a lot of Air Arms guns and find this Air Arms S410 TDR is one of my favorite and I would say that people should buy one. You will have a lot of fun with it and definitely take something down. The only problem is sometimes it takes too long to set up, so by the time you have got it set up, the thing you wished to shoot has gone!
206's full review | 85 words
Review by
deano the destroyer
on 9th Jul 2006
User Rating : 10
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I've owned a few air guns in the past but the 410 tdr is the bee's knees i got the tdr at the back end of last year and was amazed when I got it home and shot it for the first time just how light it actually is I owned the logun s-16 before the tdr and that was a big heavy thing but the tdr is beautiful it is also just as quiet and just as powerful as the 16 I would recommend the tdr to anyone looking into a take down shooting stick.
deano the destroyer's full review | 109 words
Review by
bikerdude
on 6th Jan 2006
User Rating : 10
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Well after chatting to mates about our younger days with air rifles, felt the bug biting again, so popped along to the shop they had recomended with the idea in my head of perhaps spending £150 ish, that was until I spotted the Air Arms S410 TDR, the looks sold it alone even before I had heard the price. I had read about these air cannister type guns but never owned one, well on getting it home and firing the first 10 shots up the garden, and getting virtually no recoil of load bang on fi ...
bikerdude's full review | 113 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
GiroJohn
on 2nd Sep 2005
User Rating : 10
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Had fancied one of the Air Arms S410 TDR's for a while. Have the S410 Carbine and this is really based on it. Looks like something out of James Bond, but dont be fooled this is a really accurate, powerful rifle. No problems with a range of pellets including Bisley Pest at 18.2gr. Best result I have had is with Daystate FT. Easy to assemble/disassemble and comes in custom case. Doesn't look like you are carrying a rifle in public.
Would recommend this to anyone who wants something a bit differe ...
GiroJohn's full review | 99 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
rabbit hunter
on 2nd Sep 2005
User Rating : 10
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I have had my Air Arms S410 TDR Air Rifle for about 5 weeks, and I have killed well over 50 rabbits. It is very powerful and looks stunning. I have had the odd stray pellet, but that is about 1 in 100 shots, or maybe thats just me lol.
Highly recommended. 10/10.
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Review by
sniperwalsh
on 28th Apr 2005
User Rating : 10
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Bought an Air Arms S410 TDR Air Rifle after looking at Loguns and Brocock's but felt that they were both not my bag and the wood finish on the S410 is much more appealing.
Got the kit with Logun Silencer and AGS V.I.P.I.R 3-9*40E scope all in a lovely bag for a few pennies under £500 (good deal I thought!).
First impressions were good everything clicked as it should but was a bit of a let down when fired - A.A Reckon the silencer fires at 76db but it sounds louder than that!
Otherwise c ...
sniperwalsh's full review | 154 words | 1 comment added.
Review by
bugsbunny
on 28th Feb 2005
User Rating : 10
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I bought my Air Arms S410 TDR 2 months ago and was not happy with it, so I took it to hydrografics and they turned it into a 177 single shot. Now I love it and would never get rid of it.
bugsbunny's full review | 55 words | 2 comments added.
Review by
Kes
on 20th Feb 2005
User Rating : 9
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Purchased the S410 TDR .22 package with a Simmons 4-12x42 scope after first considering getting the Logun S16 which, in the end I felt was a little too "metallic" looking. I have 2 very good springers which I love shooting but felt that it was time to try my first PCP. This rifle would perhaps not be many peoples choice as a first time PCP but I wanted a take-down so that I could transport it around inconspicuously (I live in Central London)and I have to say that since I got it home I am deligh ...
Kes's full review | 361 words | 3 comments added.
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