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by B.B. Pelletier Part 1Part 2Part 3 Initial sight-in was at 10 feet. Today, we’ll look at velocity and noise levels, plus I will comment on everything else that I noticed while working with this air rifle. A few of you are thinking about buying an S410 sidelever, and I hope my report helps you … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Part 1Part 2 Today, we’ll take the S410 sidelever to the range. The day was pretty good, with just a light, intermittent breeze. I sighted in at 10 feet, and the first shot hit the paper directly below the bull where I wanted it, so I knew I would be on target … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Before we begin, I have two announcements. First, the weekly podcast has been changed to a monthly podcast. It takes nearly a full 8 hours to produce one podcast when everyone’s time is factored in, and the time vs. listeners doesn’t justify doing it week.y. The next podcast will go up in … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Part 1 Today, I’ll mount a scope on the Air Arms S410 sidelever and give you the particulars for that. But first, let me clear up some things since the initial post. Why does the fill device look like that?Bill Sanders of Air Arms contacted me and gave me the story about … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier When you think of great airgun triggers, Crosman is probably not the first company that comes to mind. But, are you aware that they designed a trigger that for many years was one of the top target triggers around? Probably not, because this trigger was found on their model 160/167 target rifle … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Many of you have remarked that you have wanted me to report about the new Air Arms S410 sidelever. Several owners say it’s the greatest air rifle they’ve ever owned. Accuracy is supposed to be quite good. Others are looking to buy one and want a bit more information before they make … Read more
by B.B. Pelletier Crosman’s Challenger 2000 is a 10-meter target rifle that’s also perfect for indoor shooting when the weather turns cold. Adult size and adjustability make it a favorite. As the season turns to autumn and outdoor temperatures start dropping, U.S. airgunners start moving indoors (everyone in Hawaii say, “Huh?”). When this happens, our … Read more
