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Thread: BSA challenger in .25

  1. #16
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    On the subject of .25 did BSA do the RB2 Airsporter in this calibre or were they done aftermarket by someone?......I too have a .25 Challenger....will check the serial number when I get home later

  2. #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mikeymoo View Post
    On the subject of .25 did BSA do the RB2 Airsporter in this calibre or were they done aftermarket by someone?......I too have a .25 Challenger....will check the serial number when I get home later
    I'm sure saw a .25 RB2 advertised on here a while back...
    Always looking for any cheap, interesting, knackered "project" guns. Thanks, JB.

  3. #18
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    Have just removed the silencer,( not a fan on springers)plus it added about 5inch to barrel length.
    It was bonded on so a bit of gentle heat and it slipped of.
    The blueing under neath is perfect so happy at that.
    I found a front sight in my drawer and a protector cover and fitted it and it has transformed the look, but haven't Fired it since.
    Have most of a rear sight so will fish about tomorrow for some more bits.
    It has made the cocking harder as now cocking with hand behind forsight so about 3 inches difference in leverage.
    A nice handling sexy looking rifle on a par with the mk1 airsporter
    snarepeg.

  4. #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by duomatic410 View Post
    Have just removed the silencer,( not a fan on springers)plus it added about 5inch to barrel length.
    It was bonded on so a bit of gentle heat and it slipped of.
    The blueing under neath is perfect so happy at that.
    I found a front sight in my drawer and a protector cover and fitted it and it has transformed the look, but haven't Fired it since.
    Have most of a rear sight so will fish about tomorrow for some more bits.
    It has made the cocking harder as now cocking with hand behind forsight so about 3 inches difference in leverage.
    A nice handling sexy looking rifle on a par with the mk1 airsporter
    HI John,

    The original came with a plastic cocking aid of the type usually associated with the Scorpion air pistol, so finding one of these should make the cocking effort a little easier.

    Kind regards,

    John

  5. #20
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    Thanks for that John.
    Have some delrin bar so will have a go at lathing one up.
    Remember the scorpion one..
    snarepeg.

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