BSA Ultra JSR- the little junior rifle

[PCPShooter]

The junior bsa ultra - ?

An ultra set for 6ftlbs in a diddy stock ?

Anyone got one for their child, grandchild to use under supervision ?

It looks like the best thing I can see for a youngster currently ?

[Shed tuner]

It's a interesting niche..

Most of us (myself included) just shorten the stock on cheap budget, but full sized PCP/CO2 guns (ratcatcher with a cut down stock (fitted with an adj buttbad) , and an AGS PCR1 with chopped butt both worked great for my kids for very little money).

..but if you don't want to mod your own.. then again, I think I'd be more tempted to buy a regular ultra and buy the junior sized stock for it, selling the stock on in due course.

whilst I get the logic behind lowering the power (around 7 FP ?), I think it's a problem for either HFT shooting, or when the shooter wants to move on, knowing that the gun must be sold.

[CapitalBee]

On the subject of cut down stocks for juniors, I have an Ultra stock that has had some interesting mods performed on it (rubbed down and yacht varnished and front end modified). If someone wanted to modify it for a junior, I'm sure it would do a good job. It's gratis to whoever wants it.

[Bellycrawler]

They may end up as a garden plinker, many keep their first gun & a low power garden plinker has a place in most people's collection. Std stocks are cheap enough to upgrade size once outgrown.

[Bullnose]

Have you tried a Weihrauch 25L?

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[rancidtom]

The JSR Ultra can be modded for 11+FtLb but it isn't exactly cheap. They are a very good starter gun due to the short pull length but easy to stick an adult size stock on as your kid/s grow up. Keeping at the 6FtLb mark keeps it in line with the requirements for Scouts and Cadet use so if your kid/s require to shoot HFT/FT and need an 11+ gun I would buy another Ultra (12FtLb) gun with adult stock and then you can swap the stocks around as required and sell the JSR when it's no longer needed.