There was a secondhand one in Leicestershire Airguns recently. Could collect it at the bash.
There was a secondhand one in Leicestershire Airguns recently. Could collect it at the bash.
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Triggers poorly finished and heavy.
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As per comments on the other thread, Nick, unfortunately I have to say that's the correct conclusion.
This has been so frustrating from BSA for so many years. And how many chances do they need to get it right? Especially when there are competitor rifles that have been out there for so long?
Your observations align with mine....they DO handle beautifully. I think SuoerSports and Lightnings always have. Very "field / sporting" pointable friendly and light. But what has to be more important than that is what happens upon squeezing the trigger and initiating the fitting cycle.....all aided and abetted and won and lost by a good / bad trigger and forgiving firing cycle. It seems the quality isn't there. The trigger seemingly falls short. And you mention the first thing I noticed - the bluing is pants and reminiscent of a cheap, budget rifle.
The overall looks are lovely. Those walnut stocks are beautiful (the one on Neil's is particularly striking). The handling is lovely. But surely there must be enough passion amongst the designers and engineers at BSA to overcome the wishes of the bean counters to try and deliver an action of the quality that this great brand truly deserves? Executed properly BSA could have a world beater.
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