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Now ranging from£16.99 -£20 .99 so they've gone up a bit. Impressive for grouping so far with my use of them 👍

A good video

Its the classic not the carbine.

Price please

Out of so many springers, Airsporter is the one that has a trigger assembly and guard all in one piece.

Had three pairs and they have some advantages but one major flaw the tongue is made from a canvas material which always degrades quite quickly and creates a weak spot were water will come through,comfortable good sole leather is decent .just the tongue isse budget boot but not greatest due to the tongue.

What distance were you shooting these targets?

you use your thumb to put the safety on , not the trigger finger

Just got these chucked in free when I purchased a air rifle I'm so glad I just watched this vid as I won't be putting these through my barrel thanks !!!!

How much would it cost to sort out the metal and service a feinwerkbau sport

What is the manufacturing country?

Will that kill a pig.

RWS Super Dome

Love the rm8

Great video. I first purchased the UC version .22 from my local gunsmiths near to were i live. Purchased as "S/H/Pre-Owned" is was bang on accurate out to 40-45 yards coupled with the Hawke scope that came included in the price. After firing the rifle at a not to far to travel "Air Gun Range". The bolt handle kept unscrewing loose, took the gun back after 2x attempts by the gunsmith to fix the bolt handle with "Lock Thread". The gunsmith had no quam or hesitastion in exchanging the .22 UC for a "Full Barrel" .177. Can hit groupings of a full 8-shot mag out to 45 yards the size of a 5p coin time and time again. I'm ex RAF Regiment btw and trained with and fired the awesome 7.62 SLR rifle, where i earned my "Crossed Rifles/Marksmanship" but i was a lot younger back then and my eye sight a bit better than these days (even though i've worn glasses since the age of 9) and i'm not far off 56 but being back on a firing range still gives me great pleasure and enjoyment.

Was it a scottish thistle you sat on

more like a dove tail than a sharp V

Very good gun made very well

Top gun 👍

The cavitation when striking the ballistic gel is a mixture of the round trajectory/spin, and the fpe/speed. The mixture of those causes the round to drag air with it at high force. It's far more noticeable with powder bullets, but it's the same idea. The wound channel will be smaller, less cavitation, because there is less fpe with the pellets.

Vry gud review i hve just bought a s410f carbine and am looking to get a moderator for it . Regards. Terry. Accrington. Lancs.

Live quarry you would get a different readings infavour .22 you get more runners with .177 .

A sensible and informative review, I may now buy one with a laminate stock from my local dealer.

All that rubbish for a pellet,ridiculous

Without a doubt the best 177 vs 22 video on youtube

Glad i opted for a hw100 in 177 litterally less than 20 days old been out woth it 3 times and love it i had all this a while ago the 177vs22 debate personaly i want to try shoot as far out as i can why be limited to 30-35 yards

Always had a .22, but you've talked me into a .177 for my next rifle

Not a Mk1 bc they didn't have mounting points for scopes. Mk1 owner.

Hi what (ft lb) is it please mate

The trigger adjustment works fine on my Webley Vulcan .22 - maybe because it's a Birmingham made Gun not Turkish. The serial No stamped on mine is 909944 whatever that means? I bought it from New in the early 80's (£100 on the never never from Empire Stores Catalogue) I've done Nowt' with it & still shoots good as New.

It seems to me that the restrictions on power are the reason the 177 is the winner. If a 22 is traveling at the same speed as a 177 I bet the 22 wins, no contest.

Got at brand new BSA r10 and these pellets are unreal accuracy and consistency on then in 30 Ft/lbs have Hades to try too

I have the rm8 rotex which is as you explain very weighty but I’ve added a best fitting carbon bottle so it now delivers near on 300 good shots . I also have the Weilrauch hw110 laminate which is extremely light and accurate both very good guns. I nearly bought the air arms s410f however chose to buy the hw110 because the air arms shot count per fill was very poor / low in comparison to many other guns

Years

Great comparison!!! You answered my question I had for your !!! Thanks

The BEST PELLETS by far

Ironically the scope out performs the rifle.

I bought two tins and they were absolute garbage. About 80% were damaged in one tin and about 30-40% in the other. My groups looked like they were shot out of a shotgun.

Great video. I'm from the UK and limited to sub 12ft/ibs. I've come from a .22 background and was looking for a video just like this because i couldn't decide on on a .177 or a .22. I've now made up my mind thanks lads 💪🏻

A truly honest rundown. Nice one

There is a breach bolt conversion,but I made shims out of shim metal sheeting.

What size screw driver do I need to open the gun?

Always a subject that causes arguments.bluntly we don’t shoot plasticine in the real world.not interested what data appears to show as you smack a bunny at 50 meters with a 22 it drops like a sack of shit…remember the science…it may carry less speed but the 22 also carry’s more mass.after 40 years shooting and hunting with the best rifles money can buy,and budget rifles 22 is more reliable to kill with.

I can’t get these to group in any of my rifles or pistols, the standard Accupel are vastly superior and perform really well in the same guns that the FT produce shotgun like groups in. Thanks for the detailed review though 👍

Yes well hmm ok. I use absolute cheap and probably shitty pellets but I'm able to shoot birds out of a tree at 50 yards with them. So . . . . . . . 😎

Just got a birmingham made Longbow, now just maybe want a Brummie Osprey. I shot more BSA as a kid and young adult but I think the old Webleys look better and maybe better build quality.

They forgot to mention, that they where comparing sub 12ftp (under 16,1 joule) rifles to each other, if you aren't british, don't listen to them, watch videos, where calibers are compared, according to the laws, where you live. That's a big oversight, it might lead people to make the wrong decision.

This is only true for restricted airguns. When i look at the weihrauch page, the 5,5mm version has 10 joule more at the muzzle and the same shot count as the 4,5mm. In 16,3 Joule, the energy is the same, so the ballistics of the 5,5 are worse, but the 5,5 has a shot count of 75 and the 4,5 only 50 (edit: i looked up the wrong barrel lenght, it should be more like 140 for the 5,5 and 110 for the 4,5mm). In an uncastrated airgun, 5,5 doesn't drop much worse then 4,5,, has the same amount of shots in one 200ml zylinder, is less affected by wind and shot placement isn't as crucial, it will also sustain more energy over distance.I think you should mention, that your conclusion only applies to british airguns. Would you prefer 4,5 in an FAC rifle?

I read the comments and nary a word about wind. Nothing against .177 because I have a pump Sheridan. Also, I am in the U S so in the wind I'll take the .22 caliber pcp at 36 fpe, 905fps.

Awesome review. I was wondering about 5.52 vs 5.53 pellets. Turns out the quality control of pellets makes them basically the same diameter when truly measured. Thanks for that illustration.