BSA no Forum

[dbowling]

Just curious why there is no BSA forum(unless I missed it somehow) when just about every major air rifle manufacture has one.

 

[hameditor]

Just curious why there is no BSA forum(unless I missed it somehow) when just about every major air rifle manufacture has one.

I don't see any great demand for a BSA category in the HAM Community. Plus, the brand is close to non-existent in the US market. Any BSA comments are welcome in the general airguns category, of course.

 

[dbowling]

Kinda of figured that might be the reason, to bad cause BSA makes or made some really nice guns. Thanks for the info.

 

[Woogie_man]

They do make some nice rifles, but they only have a few models here in the states.

 

[mrage]

They do make some nice rifles, but they only have a few models here in the states.

The new(er) R12 w/ the adjustable cheek riser stock& side lever is on my bucket list. After I got my R10 & showed my wife, she said nice gun. I showed her the pic of the R12 on the Gamo USA website & said this is ( hopefully) next. BIG
eye roll !

 

[Woogie_man]

Good luck man!

My wife more or less gave up on trying to say no to my gun buying.

 

[Scriv]

I personally would like to see them make a run over here. I'm interested.

 

[Chris two-furs]

Airgun Revisions have them, might get them at AoA. I have not called AoA , yet.

 

[JimT66]

Good luck man!

My wife more or less gave up on trying to say no to my gun buying.

That sounds like my wife as well. She tried for years bless her, but it just didn't take. Now for anniversaries, birthdays, and Christmas, her only questions are, which one now, and where do I order it.

 

[Scriv]

Airgun Revisions have them, might get them at AoA. I have not called AoA , yet.

AoA has a few models. They seem to be dwindling down as opposed to getting more. Don't know of anyone that carries a full line.

 

[JimT66]

Airgun Revisions has 3 different models of the BSA, and man, those things look nice! Ha, I wouldn't walk near the tree line at the edge of my backyard with one, much less through the trees, for fear of jackin up the finish on one of them though. Those BSA barrels are some accurate little beasts..

 

[pan60]

Airgun Revisions has 3 different models of the BSA, and man, those things look nice! Ha, I wouldn't walk near the tree line at the edge of my backyard with one, much less through the trees, for fear of jackin up the finish on one of them though. Those BSA barrels are some accurate little beasts..

I say scratch-em beat-em drag-em through the mud.

 

[JimT66]

I say scratch-em beat-em drag-em through the mud.

Hahahhah, I try to save that ugliness for my much less expensive babies. I won't even subject any of my AirForce rifles to that. Who am I kidding, I don't even do that to my Pinty rifles! Now, my Beeman's, that's another story!

 

[pan60]

my EVOLS get beat LOL

 

[JimT66]

my EVOLS get beat LOL

Now is that anyway to be? I admit it. I have babied all of my PCP rifles. Even under filling by at least 150-200lbs of air. I guess the only one I don't baby is my second pcp, my original Avenger. I had it set by Pyramid Air to the highest regulator setting and tuned, and had been using it as my walking around tree rat killer, and coyote killer as well, using slugs. But I bought the 2 year, or 3 year service contract from Pyramid when I bought it, so I figured drive it like I stole it. Saying that though, what I call being rough on it, others prolly just call normal use.

 

[Chris two-furs]

I wrap all my field rifles with camo tape to protect them.