Looking to sell this rifle. Air Arms S-410 / XTRA FAC. (.22 caliber) Fair market value? Thanks 
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Can’t really tell which yours is bu I think the 410 was made in both bolt and side lever configurations. Beautiful gun. I am guessing +/- $750. I own one just like it in the lever version.
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Air Arms S410 Carbine FAC 22Cal USED
Air Arms S410 Carbine FAC 22Cal USED, good condition and ready to shoot, for sale at High Pressure Pneumatics
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no safty on the trigger , so must be older than mine , everyone used to complain about the trigger rattling around when it wasn't cocked . i take it the trigger rattles un cocked ? i loved mine because i dident have to remove a bottle to fill it , mine is 30 shots 16 gr. 2750 psi fill first shot i think 900 and climed to 950 and worked back down to 900 fps. for 30 shots , 80 yd shots all day on ground squirrels !
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It being a beech stock, bolt-action version, $500-550.
(BTW, when someone posts something like "that's too low", you've found your buyer.)
(BTW, when someone posts something like "that's too low", you've found your buyer.)
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You may find it is worth keeping, depending on your "need" to sell. Just not popular. Impossible to say but your could have been put together by Peter(?) way back.
Your trigger is the better one, a two stage that will return if you release before firing, much cleaner also. If you dont mind puting of standard maintence oring seem to last right at 20 years they just never leak (unlike most all of the latest greatest). The only part not still available is the shroud. I have a 410 XTRA FAC in .177. A proven shooter, custom stock only ever worked on by David Slade and couldn't get $500 so well worth keeping.
Good luck,
John
Your trigger is the better one, a two stage that will return if you release before firing, much cleaner also. If you dont mind puting of standard maintence oring seem to last right at 20 years they just never leak (unlike most all of the latest greatest). The only part not still available is the shroud. I have a 410 XTRA FAC in .177. A proven shooter, custom stock only ever worked on by David Slade and couldn't get $500 so well worth keeping.
Good luck,
John
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The guy that was interested in buying ( my friends nephew) backed out.. Who knows why.. It just sits in closet. I'd think $700 for rifle, scope and rings is fair. It's not perfect but I shot it the other day and it still shoots 1/2" at 30 yards with ease.
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I’d keep it. Issue you’ll have is the newer versions are more adjustable and have a safety. It’s a buyers market and for $700 a buyer could get a newer walnut stocked version if they were patient, a Huntsman or some newer modular pcp with lots of adjustment.
I’ve have the same model with no safety but in thumbhole walnut stock. Trigger is sublime and it stacks JSBs. I’ve thought of selling it but for what it does it’s hard to beat.
I’ve have the same model with no safety but in thumbhole walnut stock. Trigger is sublime and it stacks JSBs. I’ve thought of selling it but for what it does it’s hard to beat.
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