Bsa ultramax se camo 177 cal

[madcarlos]

Hi anyone have one of these, Been offered one it's the one with the camo stock , 10 shot mag and bsa scope and silencer which I think all come as standard, I know the shot count aing going to be great but how do you find these guns,

[phil384]

Fantastic rifles. I'd buy another tomorrow. I bought a longer air cylinder for mine to up the shot count. Or you get it regged if you are that bothered by shot count.

[madcarlos]

Fantastic rifles. I'd buy another tomorrow. I bought a longer air cylinder for mine to up the shot count. Or you get it regged if you are that bothered by shot count.

Thanks for that bud, I have some other PCP guns which are mostly buddy bottle guns so the shot count with this is not much of an issue as I can grab one of the others if I'm out for long periods, So can the cylinders be unscrewed to fit a spare and carry a spare one with you, Also if in time and needed how many extra shots would you expect from it being regged,
So far all the reviews have been positive. All goes well I should be possibly picking up later this evening,

[phil384]

No you can't unscrew the cylinders without emptying them first. It would become a missile! As for shot count, I'm not sure. Mine was. 177 and standard shot count is around 40. I upped it to around 60 unregged with the longer cylinder. I woukd think regged will give you something similar.

I loved mine, only changed it as I wanted multi shot. I know the new owner is very pleased.

[madcarlos]

No you can't unscrew the cylinders without emptying them first. It would become a missile! As for shot count, I'm not sure. Mine was. 177 and standard shot count is around 40. I upped it to around 60 unregged with the longer cylinder. I woukd think regged will give you something similar.

I loved mine, only changed it as I wanted multi shot. I know the new owner is very pleased.

Thanks again for that, The one I'm looking to possibly get later is a multishot, When the cylinder is empty can it be removed by just unscrewing or is it a strip down, Thanks again

[phil384]

Thanks again for that, The one I'm looking to possibly get later is a multishot, When the cylinder is empty can it be removed by just unscrewing or is it a strip down, Thanks again

Yes you can remove the cylinder when empty but unless you're real quick you won't be able to put a full one back on There's no valve in the cylinder. It's a doddle to change them though.