Aa s410 classic barrel

[Dawie22]

Good morning all on this brisk British morning....

A quick question with regards to the S410 barrel. Muggings here (and I honestly don't know how) managed to drop ones rifel while getting it out of the car.

Some how the sholder strap came undone and down she went. As a result the end of the barrel has now become a little miss aligned shall we say.

Now although I love the idea of shooting around corners, and my mate insists this will improve my accuracy (apparently I can't hit a barn door at 10 yards, I say it's because I'm long sighted and can't see the dam thing) I'm now looking for a replacement.

This would appear to be rather difficult. Any one know of any about or if there is any good aftermarket barrel available?

Thank you in advance 😁😁 😁 😁 😁

Gizzmo

[32:1]

Have you bent it, or just twisted it ?
Try undoing the grubscrews in the barrel support and simply twist it back.

Chris

[32:1]

If you have bent it, you can buy replacement barrels ready to fit from tw chambers or j knibbs

Chris

[Dawie22]

Alas it is bent. Just after the front support. Will have a look at your suggestions though thank you.

Is there any aftermarket options available. Add a little more bling? 🙊

Thank you.

[32:1]

Alas it is bent. Just after the front support. Will have a look at your suggestions though thank you.

Is there any aftermarket options available. Add a little more bling? 🙊

Thank you.

You wont find a better barrel than those fitted, the LW barrel is super accurate. Just order a replacement and slide it in and go shooting. I think you have to send them your barrel now because of our silly laws about weapons, or ask your local dealer/rfd to order one in

Chris

[Dawie22]

Rfd it is then hehe. Thank sir. Your help is much appreciated.

[Archer50]

It depends how badly bent of course, but the barrels aren't very sturdy (as you have found) and it's well worth trying to straighten it yourself before paying £130 for a new one. I acquired a 'project gun' S400 (same barrel) with a 4mm banana bend. I tried straightening it over my knee, almost as a joke, and to my surprise it came straight very easily. Since then I've straightened another, more sharply bent barrel using a wooden former. Give it a try and you'll soon know if its going to work.

I you are going to buy a new one, I suggest you speak to Julian Bond of Air Arms Spares : www.armsspares.com

Good luck

Alan

[pennineway.fswo]

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