Question on the Airsporter/Club Models

[Josie & John]

Can you help?

If you have a GA or EB prefixed rifle, can you check the following for me?

Is the patent number stamped by the serial number?

Does the ramped foresight have a dovetailed foresight blade or a longitudinal element, which can be replaced with one of a different height?

Is the stock stamped with the 'flying BSA' logo?

Is the cocking lever release catch 'shell shaped' or parallel sided as with later Airsporters?

Remember these questions are just for GA and EB prefixed rifles.

Many thanks,

John

[frakor]

Can't help with that one John, haven't got any of those prefixes.

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Frank

[Josie & John]

Can't help with that one John, haven't got any of those prefixes.

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Frank

Thanks anyway Frank. I think I know the answers but want to be sure!

Kind regards,

John

[webman]

Hi John, my 0.22 Airsporter AG 2208 has the following features:

No patent number next to Serial Number.

Dovetailed front sight blade.

No logo on stock.

Release catch is parallel sided.

[Josie & John]

Hi John, my 0.22 Airsporter AG 2208 has the following features:

No patent number next to Serial Number.

Dovetailed front sight blade.

No logo on stock.

Release catch is parallel sided.

Much appreciated - any more out there?

Kind regards,

John

[Binners]

I will check my 177 later, unless you noted it when you collected it for me

[trevorj]

I have Airsporter GA700 with the following - no patent numbers, dovetailed foresight, no BSA stock logo, shell shaped lever release.

Regards
Trevor

[Arisaka]

Looks like the the early serial number GA Airsporters were using up left over G prefix Airsporter parts.

[Josie & John]

I have Airsporter GA700 with the following - no patent numbers, dovetailed foresight, no BSA stock logo, shell shaped lever release.

Regards
Trevor

Thanks Trevor - that's helpful.

Kind regards,

John