Reply With QuoteNo problems fitting a QD stud to them, there is a lot of wood in that stock. Hope you and your boy put some target practise in before bunny bashing though!
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Hi, Bought a nice s/h Bsa superten yesterday cant wait to get out a bash some bunnys etc,,,, also bought my son a Theoben Fenmanso he can have some fun also.....
Any tips on the rifles and problems that they have would be great, wanting to fit my bipod to the super ten but dont like the bottle band idea any probs fitting a quick detach stud to them.
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No problems fitting a QD stud to them, there is a lot of wood in that stock. Hope you and your boy put some target practise in before bunny bashing though!
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Must be a strong lad if he can cock a Fenman!
A Fenman is easy to cock, much easier than some spring rifles of the same power!
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no probs im an ex marksman,,, and been shooting for 25 years mateOriginally Posted by secretagentmole
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Yes i can remember using them when they first came out , compared to an 80 they were heaven, he will love it
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prob with the bipod i think it will foul on the bottle hmmm not wanting to fit a bottle bandnot wanting to mount the bipod reversed, so i may fit a spacer so to speak any one done this
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Quite simple, buy a bottle sock, Woodfield sell them....
http://www.woodfield-gcp.co.uk/bottlecovers.htm
That way when the legs fold your bottle does not get marked! I use one on my Super 10!
If you are a tightwad, put some black insulation tape round the air bottle where the legs of the bipod touch it....
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Bottle sock will be the best way,, i was thinking that cheers mate.
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