aatx200 aa s410 or talon ss
looking to get another gun. if you guys had to pick one of these guns which one would you pick.
aa s410 vs talon ss
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ohh one more note on the 410
the ERB longest/biggest of them all is quite long, so if you hunt i would suggest the classic or carbine
with the classic you give up about a magazine with of shots on full power which is the same as the ERB 3 mags vs 4 in the erb
on the carbine you give up some power it does about 24-27 fpe (about same as SS) and you give up some shots too about 2 mags
if you just plink paper/benchrest the erb is perfect, but hauling it around the woods it get heavy, and the length is a bit annoying going through brush
tx200….very nice springer…no need for pump or scuba gear
SS, lots of fun to be had both shooting and tinkering, you will need a chrony
both above are single shots, to some not a big problem, if your benchresting im fine with it, but out hunting having 10 shots in the mag is awesome !
if you think the aa410 is boring try stretching its legs at 100y…but yes it is a rifle you sight in, and your done with it…when ever theres a squirrel in the yard you grab the rifle and you know you will hit it
i also like the 410 shroud, and power adjuster….power goes very far down, making it an ideal backyard plinker with practically no noise, to a capable hunter with 32-34 fpe with some noise, but nothing like an unsuppressed riffle
in .22 i would pick tha aa410 over any of the others, even pick it over a rapid in .22
the only time i would choose the SS is for compactness, fits nicely in a backpack, and for having fun tuning the thing dont underestimate the hours of fun to be had here
i would also choose the SS with a 24″ barrel over a condor if you want a bit more power, not that its needed
The 410 is boring. You aim and pull trigger and that is all.
I don’t mess with mine at all
My SS is cool, the s410 is the new love for longer ranges and quiet operation with quick followup shots it wins. 😀
For a short and sweet truck gun at closer ranges and in confined spaces, the ss wins 😀
Roger
AA S-410 in .22
Although has no regulator, it is very consistent up to 40 shots.
I have both, and I love them the same. My Condor SS is a bit trickier to shoot than my S410. Both are equally accurate though. However, the S410 is so damn easy to shoot that it’s just a “fire and forget” type of rifle. With my Airforce, I had to get it to shoot consistenly by adjusting the tophat on the valve – which is such an easy thing to do – and finding the type of hold it shoots deadliest with.
I have both….. 410 wins, even if the SS fought dirty and the 410 had its hands and feet tied.
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The classic for me is perfect length for field work. I do get 4 mags before I need to refill.
It is a keeper.
When Cygnus posted his disappointment and nightmare with the Rapid, all my Rapid desire fizzled. I would take one but not at the price it is at.
The AA is good to go from the get go.