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    BSA Defiant owners view ?

    After the post that TonyL put up a few days ago regarding the Bsa Defiant on the AAR podcast.
    And the gun being heavily discounted in price, I was thinking about getting one.
    Are there any owners on here who have one ?, if yes,what are your thoughts on the gun,good or bad ?.
    Only those that have 1st hand experience need to reply.
    Thanks in advance.
    Les..
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    BSA Defiant owners view ?

    you might have to wait a while as I doubt many were sold so far Les.

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    Thanks for the reply.
    The gun dates back to 2018, when it was first introduced.
    I would have thought at least a couple of members on here would have got one.?
    I remember seeing it briefly at the shooting show at the time,but I haven’t seen one in the flesh since.
    Les..
    Being honest here, I thought it was too expensive at near on £1100 .
    But at £500 it’s a bit more agreeable ��.
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    Quote Originally Posted by les allam View Post
    Being honest here, I thought it was too expensive at near on £1100 .
    But at £500 it’s a bit more agreeable ��.
    That was my thought when I watched the review
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shed tuner View Post
    Yes he didn’t sit on the fence with his assessment of the Defiant.
    I’m not that bothered regarding the looks of the gun.
    I have enough show pony rifles to look at with admiration ldgrin.
    If the Defiant can take a Huma reg ?,that is what I will fit if I get one.
    I thought I was finished with wanting another pcp rifle,especially after selling 6 guns over the last 3 years.
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    Quote Originally Posted by les allam View Post
    Yes he didn’t sit on the fence with his assessment of the Defiant.
    I’m not that bothered regarding the looks of the gun.
    I have enough show pony rifles to look at with admiration ldgrin.
    If the Defiant can take a Huma reg ?,that is what I will fit if I get one.
    I thought I was finished with wanting another pcp rifle,especially after selling 6 guns over the last 3 years.
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    Sold six did you Les, after telling me only the other week you didn't sell guns, well don't forget the HW 30

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chippendale View Post
    Sold six did you Les, after telling me only the other week you didn't sell guns, well don't forget the HW 30

    Cheers
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    Hi Melv
    I forgot to mention it was only the pcp’s that I sold.
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    Quote Originally Posted by les allam View Post
    Thanks for the reply.
    The gun dates back to 2018, when it was first introduced.
    I would have thought at least a couple of members on here would have got one.?
    I remember seeing it briefly at the shooting show at the time,but I haven’t seen one in the flesh since.
    Les..
    Being honest here, I thought it was too expensive at near on £1100 .
    But at £500 it’s a bit more agreeable ��.
    I think it's a fantastic price reduction.

    Don't know what the reaction has been to the AAR Review but Pellpax (who are advertising them at £467) no longer seem to have any just now ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kes View Post
    I think it's a fantastic price reduction.

    Don't know what the reaction has been to the AAR Review but Pellpax (who are advertising them at £467) no longer seem to have any just now ...
    Thanks for the reply Kes
    At that price £467. I thought it was worth a try.
    Like I said earlier,the original price of the gun when it came out probably put a lot of people off.
    The weight of the gun for some would be an issue, but being a bullpup the weight is close to your body and would be better for stability ( for me anyway) on unsupported shooting.
    Les..

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