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Refurbished Air Arms S510 XS Stealth Carbine, regulated, .177 caliber
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WARNING This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov AA S510 XS Stealth Carbine Regulated PCP Air Rifle
Blending the quiet, carbine action of the Ultimate Sporter line with a lightweight, ambidextrous poplar stock, Air Arms has created the ultimate silent hunting PCP. Introducing the S510 XS Stealth Carbine!
You wanted a regulated S510 and Air Arms delivered, adding a regulator to the XS and boosting the power of the increasingly popular .25 caliber. These upgrades result in a PCP that can achieve powerful 44 ft-lbs in .25, 32 ft-lbs in .22 and 20 ft-lbs in .177. Power isn't the only thing increasing in the XS. The regulator offers increased consistency and shot counts from its 186cc cylinder, delivering 40 (.177), 35 (.22) and 30 (.25) shots per fill with minimal velocity change. These long shot strings are further aided by a built-in power adjuster to balance power and shot count.
Each XS features the prized Lothar Walther barrel, which gives this platform its renowned accuracy. This show-stopping system is further enhanced by an integrated Q-Tec Moderator that make this S510 XS one of the quietest airguns on the market.
Air Arms is one of the most detail-oriented airgun manufacturers and it shows not only in the internal components but the carefully crafted stock. This version of the XS features a rich, brown poplar stock complete with an adjustable buttpad. Each rifle includes one of Air Arms perfected 10-shot indexing magazines, smooth sidelever cocking mechanism and built-in manometer.
The Air Arms S510 XS has won fans worldwide and turned heads at the range with shots so accurate they require a double-take. If you want long consistent shot strings that land on target every time, make the S510 XS yours.
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| Caliber | .177" (4.5mm) |
| Max Velocity | 1035 fps |
| Muzzle Energy | 20 ft/lbs |
| Loudness | 2-Low-Medium |
| Barrel Length | 15.5" |
| Overall Length | 44.9" |
| Shot Capacity | 10 |
| Barrel | Rifled |
| Front Sight | none |
| Rear Sight | none |
| Scopeable | 11mm dovetail |
| Trigger | Two-stage adjustable |
| Buttplate | Rubber |
| Suggested for | Small game hunting/plinking |
| Action | Sidelever |
| Safety | Manual |
| Powerplant | Pre-charged pneumatic |
| Function | Repeater |
| Max Shots per Fill | 40 |
| Body Type | Rifle |
| Fixed/adj. power | Multiple settings |
| Weight | 6.95 lbs |
| Cylinder Size | 186 cc |
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Things I liked: Very quiet and very accurate. Lovely to look at. High shot count.
Things I would have changed: The Air Arms fill adapter. For some reason, mine won't seal, so I have to send the gun back because I can't get air into it.
What others should know: I had to think a bit before this review. I don't want to say every one has a problem because mine does. The gun is great. Quiet, accurate enough for shooting bottle caps at 45 yards. Can't go wrong with this one. I've just had a bad experience with the fill adapter.
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Things I liked: crazy accurate
Things I would have changed: synthetic stock, lighter trigger pull
What others should know: great gun
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How low can the power on .22 or .25 be set?
Right around 600 FPS
Has anyone had the problem of air blowing by the fitting when trying to fill up this gun? The fitting locks on, and there are two O rings, but the air blows out, so I can't get it to fill. I've tried with a pump, and with a Nomad.
First cock the gun. You need to set the valve to fill the gun. If that does not work the fill assembly may be defective.
Does the power selector have a click detente ?
Yes
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Air Arms S510 XS Stealth Carbine PCP Air Rifle with 1/8" BSPP connector (2M)
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Refurbished Air Arms S510 XS Stealth Carbine, regulated, .177 caliber
| Caliber | .177" (4.5mm) |
| Max Velocity | 1035 fps |
| Muzzle Energy | 20 ft/lbs |
| Stock | Poplar |
| Grip | Ambi |
| Color | Brown |
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Things I liked: This rifle is well balanced, although feels heavier overall than the weight listed. I selected a .177 since I already own PCP's in the other calibers. The FPS using 10.3's on the highest setting averaged around 990. Faster than I expected and nice to know I have room to adjust based on the speed and shot count I want to achieve. Accuracy surprised me at the original speed tested, averaged around 3/8" groups at 50 yards. Based on my experience, with the correct pellet and good scope you should be able to keep all pellets touching at 30 yards. This gun is quiet in comparison to a shrouded barrel and slightly quieter than some others with factory moderators. Cocking effort is smooth with minimal effort required. 1st stage of trigger as preset from the factory is extremely long with very little resistance, 2nd stage just a hair heavier than what I prefer. I have not yet made any trigger adjustments, so not sure how it will dial in after adjustments.
Things I would have changed: The magazine sits low enough to accommodate scope mounting without having to use higher rings. Although this part of the magazine design is good, I think the location/size of the O ring could be redesigned to create enough resistance to the pellets when loaded to prevent them from falling out. After the magazine is loaded, the cover prevents (9) of them from falling out, but the last one has an open hole and can easily fall out prior to or during the loading process (inserting the magazine into the breech). I end up rotating the cover so it is in-between two pellets while storing the magazines. The magazines are also a bit tight when inserting them into the gun which will most likely be reduced with use. Other than these minor items, other features like not having the magazines spring loaded and the recent revision to the indexing system are big pluses. Please also keep in mind I am comparing the trigger to other very high quality pellet rifles which cost more on average.
What others should know: If you are looking to purchase something in this price range, my comparison based on other rifles is as follows: Daystate Huntsman Regal - maybe a bit lighter, better trigger out of the box, accuracy and quality appear to be comparable, magazines double the price. The Air Arms has smoother cocking (lever vs. bolt), is quieter and has a better shot count. Original FX Streamline - lighter and better trigger out of the box, good shot count and accurate, expensive magazines. Air Arms a bit quieter, stock fit and fore end would be better with someone with larger build/hands. Weirauch HW 100 - Nice magazine system, better trigger out of the box, well built and accurate. Air Arms would be lighter, more attractive bluing, better shot count and most would find the overall gun better looking and not as bulky. I have actively used all of the above and various other makes and models and I was a bit skeptically if I would be satisfied with the accuracy of the Air Arm. I am very pleased,