Huge power from new AA S510 XS 22!

Holy cow, 

Now we're talking hu Bob....

That's some very good numbers and you have renewed my faith in Air Arms! 

Want to see those slugs in action...

James from Michigan, 

I think the regulated AA510 will give the more expensive guns a run for their money.

Previous thread with original rifle

Whether these slugs and pellet are accurate at these speeds in this replacement rifle has yet to be determined, but this is a good start IMO.

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I must have missed a few of your threads. I do highly enjoy your pesting videos.

Was there some issue with your original AA S510? I own -- have for 2 years now -- an AA S510 (unregulated). I rarely use the rifle. It is a beautiful rifle with the traditional stock and twin cylinders -- high shot count. The sweet spot 190 bar - 130ish bar; very accurate. Just produces a loud report.

I added a Neil Claque LDC which made the rifle close to 50 inches long. Also, I found the 38fpe in a .25 caliber wanting. That said, I will never part with this 'un.

Nice! I'm glad to see you've got everything squared away. If ever you pull the shroud could you measure the barrel diameter? Also does it have a thimble(brass bit at the breech end if it's there). I hope those slugs are accurate for ya.

John

Must have missed a post somewhere...! Gotta ask - Bob is this a replacement rifle...? I know you've been less than thrilled with the initial performance of the XS....

~MM~

Great to see an AA with some thump, glad to see you're happy and the reg looks like it's working well. 

I'm glad you got it all sorted, Bob. Now you can just enjoy shooting the thing from a full 250 Bar fill. I presume that it is as nice looking as the first one. Looking forward to the accuracy results with the slugs and pellets.

Glad to here its wrking well for you Bob!

That's good news Bob. Nice to hear PA is stepping up to resolving the issue. Looking forward to the report from your range outing....

ATB,

~MM~

Thanks for posting those chrono numbers what a difference, it really treats those 21gr with authority at 13-3 and the 19gr look pretty darn sweet at 10-3. Definitely a keeper.

Wow very nice! Congrats Bob...

That time of the morning here in OZ is referred to as Sparrow-Fart. I hope you catch a few in the act.

Good luck at the farm Bob! I hope you have plenty of targets to test the RR ( Replacement Rifle) for accuracy, performance and reliability ( repeatabilty). 

You mentioned the lack of lube was the issue on the original rifle.. I am familiar with "standard" compressed air ( 120 psi) regulators and they only have a spring and "rubber" disk with no lube required.. But anyway, what matters is how the new rifle does for you.. Good luck!!