Classic style rifle. What would your choice be?

[orangeokie]

The BSA R10 has always been on my list of guns to own someday. It has a bottle but not a burden of a bottle. Do a search of the R10 on here. I know several guys who have had them and discussed the gun. I’m sorry I can’t remember their names right now. I have a BSA Ultra SE and it’s a quality piece, comfortable ergos, and exceptionally accurate. If the guy hasn’t messed with that R10, you might want to jump on it if it’s priced right. The guys who have left their R10’s alone seemed happy.

 

[orangeokie]

I just checked again. If you click on .22, Dark Wood, and 330mm, it should show "Available". The other versions in .177 and .22 in regular wood stock appears to be out of stock or says to call for availability.

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[orangeokie]

Evol .30 paradigm

 

[.20calguy]

One more vote for the HW100. If you get one the aluminium air tank from eBay really makes this rifle shine , with the addition of a few more shots depending on power. Absolutely love my laminate thumbhole stock in .177 at about 15fpe.

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[Hobbyman2007]

Here’s the two HW100’s I’ve got currently. The laminate .177 has the no longer produced 390mm cylinder from Ratworks. I’ve switched scopes on both to matching Discovery units so they both feel identical when shooting. The walnut is in .22 and tuned to about 30fpe 18.1 jsb’s at 860 , 15.9’s at 920 for. Since my recent acquisition of my first .20 rifle. I may try to get my hands on one in that caliber. Not sure if they were ever produced.

 

[PGinsandiego]

BSA Ultra! Never should have sold her...

 

[Jammin22]

A Theoben Rapid or a Raw.

 

[Ratzy]

A. H. Hartley Stalker Tiger Ten LE
Falcon Hawk FN-19
Shin Sung Career 707
Evanix AR-6 Hunting Master

Most early British wood stock rifles.