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I have one just like this except it is a .20 . . . one of my favorites. Laser beam accuracy and quiet. My two .177s are my BSA R10 and my Daystate Mark 4. They are the perfect backyard Starling eliminator. Laser beam accurate, extremely quiet and steel and walnut works of art, just like the...

Yep, my thoughts exactly. BSA pre Gamo are such good guns. The new modular style CLX and R10 MK2 rifles have known issues. The SE line were damn near bullet proof. Falls under the category "if it ain't broke..." At least they didn't get Dylan Mulvaney to be their spokesMAN.

IMHBAO, Look at a Daystate Huntsman, Air Arms S510. FX Crown and BSA R10 in that order for your first PCP. No need to look anywhere else for your first steel and walnut traditional rifle. I own all of them and everything else is on a lower level. Best bang for the buck . . ...

You're killin' it breaux lol - An that's another rifle I wish was offered in lefty

I have a beautiful R10 with Huma reg in .177 with factory 200cc bottle mounted and an extra 280cc bottle never used. Five magazines and many extra parts. Several seal sets, and extra firing valve assembly and the factory regulator. I rebuilt the regulator and had no idea at what pressure it was...

...toughest. Quality and trouble free costs money, and might not be the most accurate, the slickest or the prettiest. You already own awesome airguns with the BSA R10 and the AAS510. You are going to have to spend big money to do better, if that's even possible, for the distance you are shooting at.

Of the dozen (or so) PCP's I have or had, the only one that wasn't like yours was my BSA R10. IIRC, 3-4 patches took care of it. My worst was the first Hatsan Factor I got, it was about 35 patches to make it presentable ( it had issues & was replaced w/ something different ). My 2nd wasn't as...

Honestly, you can't go wrong with any of these( Notos, JTS, Urban ) as well as a few high end rifles (RAW, BSA R10, AA510S) As I said before, I have all three mid-priced rifles and enjoy each one for different reasons. I agree with the prior post regarding JTS value and EXCELLENT affordable...

The R10 I bought new from AOA is one of my finest traditional "walnut and steel" PCP rifles. Extremely accurate. I replaced the factory shroud and moderator (which worked pretty well to deaden sound and make this a backyard friendly shooter) and upgraded to the HUMA bull barrel shroud...

Another great first-time back yard plinker and pesting rifle. https://www.airgunnation.com/threads/bsa-r10-th-regulated-pcp-rare-in-usa-priced-to-sell.1298722/#post-1600756

Here is the Spring Stop Guide (SSG) I made on my lathe. I haven't tested it for shot count, but likely the 200cc bottle would have gotten 75/90 shots per fill and my 280cc bottle will get 100+ shots per fill. I get tired of wasting good pellets to see how many shots I can get before dropping off...

...one of my longtime “Aways Wanted One” Daystate Revere’s in December🙂. Now that I‘ve had it for a month (haven’t even shot it yet), I can tell ….. reality is not as good as the dream. Likely hardly shoot vs. my RAW’s, BSA R10 and Springers - 🎯 May flip after tinkering with her for awhile 🤷🏻‍♂️

Beautiful airguns thank you for sharing!

"Vault clean-out" offerings continue with this absolutely gorgeous and super accurate .177 BSA R10SE. It loves the Crosman Premier Heavy 10.5 Gr pellets. Purchased new in March of 2022 from AOA for a total of $1031.56, this rifle hasn't had a tin of pellets through it. I will ship it complete...

Any sanding involved? Yes that looks good , what oil did you use, and how many coats did you apply?

Thanks!

Yeah, when hand pumping especially, moisture can cause serious problems. Below, see pic of my BSA R10 where the tank corroded and broke off o_O. Thankfully, it couldn't hold air before it completely broke off.

you could get a pretty good quality used PCP from a reputable dealer for $700. palm beach airguns has a wildcat mk1 for 650

...It has been a solid steel and walnut shooter. I also bought a pre-owned BSA Defiant at a "budget" price here on the Member Classified. Great shooter. Perhaps the absolute best "budget-priced" rifle is my new BSA R10 I purchased from Airguns of Arizona. These are a steal at around $800 IMO.

I killed a Starling the other day at a lasered 79 yds with mine (.22) , its as accurate or maybe more so then my .177 HW100 and its super accurate..I got lucky and got mine on a sale sale for 699.00