Is there anything lighter than the s200 available? I'm looking at getting my son involved with shooting, trouble being he is quite a dainty little thing. Rifle only, definitely not interested in pistols.
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Is there anything lighter than the s200 available? I'm looking at getting my son involved with shooting, trouble being he is quite a dainty little thing. Rifle only, definitely not interested in pistols.
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Falcon FN12 lighthunter is around 1lb lighter at 4.75 lb IIRC
Nice solid rifle to learn on if you can find one that hasn't been 'tinkered' with as they were a bit notorious for being adjusted to run hot!!
Chris
Falcon Raptor (FN12) Lighthunter - Walnut FX Cutlas - EB XVI - HW35 'Karbine' - BSA Airsporter MK4 - Webley Mk III - Relum Tornado - FWB Sport 127 Deluxe - Crosman 1322 custom - Sussex Armoury Jackal - BSA Superstar - Logun Eagle (All .22) and HW80 in .25
Hung like a Smurf !
Brocock Contour, no rifle can be any lighter than these
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Bsa have just launched a junior version of the ultra with a shorter stock weighs about 5lb I think. called the ultra JSR
Just looked at the specs for it it's only available 6 ftlb
Last edited by Sv rider; 10-04-2017 at 06:56 PM. Reason: New info
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Nicest lightweight PCP I have ever seen is the Daystate LR90 Carbine with a skeleton stock. Unbelievably accurate and reliable
Buys suspicious amounts of hand sanitiser
Bullpups have their weight further back and are less of a strain on the left arm for standing shots. Shorter too.
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LR90 Carbine? I'm guessing that would be an aftermarket custom job, from Stalker or B&M etc...?Originally Posted by ken69
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Surely this ^Brocock Contour, no rifle can be any lighter than these
He's from up North
A Compatto wouldnt be a bad choice either.
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http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu/ Andy, from the North !
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I would go for a Brocock Contour single shot in .177 and the Walnut stock, the downside only 25 max shots
per fill .
I have owned one from new and I like it .
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The new BSA Ultra JSR. It is a 6 ft.lbs light rifle designed for juniors.
A.G
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already mentioned but click here for the link BSA Ultra JSR
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Many thanks guys, a few to have a look at. All seem to fit the bill which may be an issue as he's only having one!
Now to find a suitable scope... I'll wait 'till we decide on the rifle before starting another thread
Thanks
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Rather than the usual (expensive) suspects have a look at the SMK PR900W.
Really light and with open sights.
Single and multi shot.
Under £250 new.
If your lad doesn't take to shooting its a great fun gun for older shooters.
I like mine and would have been over the moon with it when I was a teenager.
Been reliable for a year now too!
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The SMK Victory PR900W light, trigger can be adjusted and works well not expensive , the only downfall is that you need to fill them after 30 shots but they can be fill easy with a pump. I have tested a number in .22cal they have been set at 11.5ft lbs after about 30 shoots then the power drops dramatic every shoot after , i then used a pump to refill and i found it only took 25 pumps to get it to the fill pressure
.22 Venom Mach 1 (FAC) 6-25x56 Millett.
.22 Venom Mach 2 Thumbhole 6.5-20x40 Leupold EFR.
.22 Venom Mach 2 Sporter 4-12x40 Leupold.
.177 Venom Vantage 4-16x50.
.177 Venom Daystate 8-32x56 AGS.
.22 Venom Datstate 4-16x56 AGS.
.22 Webley Venom FX2000 6-18x40 Busnel Legend.
.177 Titan MPT by Steve Pope 6-24x40 Tasco.
.177 Pro-Sport 4-16x50.
.22 Webley FX2000 3-9x33 Leupold EFR.
.177 Logan Solo 4-16x50.
.22 HW90 (spring powered) 4-16x50
.22 Gamo Stutzen.
.177 Walther lever action.
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