.22 BSA Lonestar (more pics added)
I bought a BSA Lonestar from Tofazfou a few weeks ago and just now got to spend some time with her. Here are some pics with a Bushnell Trophy mounted.



First I must say that I am very impressed with the BSA build quality. 🙂 I shot a few groups but mostly chronied it because the last three days were very windy. Almost every group has a flyer because of the unpredictable 15mph gusts of wind. I shot a group with my Talon as a “control”. All groups were shot at 40 yards from a sitting position.
Talon JSB 15.9g 5 shots

BSA JSB 15.9g 6 shots

BSA Kodiak 21.1g 7 shots

BSA Kodiak 5 shots

BSA JSB Monsters 25.4g 6 shots

I think these groups are good for the very windy conditions they were shot in. I look forward to shooting it at long range in better conditions.
Here are some chrony strings.
This is what it was shooting when I got it
JSB 15.9g
1) 904
907
913
914
5) 918
922
921
924
927
10) 930
932
933
928
930
15) 931
933
933
930
931
20) 928
924
919
913
907
25)905
I also shot some different pellets at this power setting but will just list the max. velocity.
Kodiak- 836
Monster-767
I turned the power asjustment screw up two turns and this is what I got.
21.1g Kodiaks
1)835
853
845
854
5) 860
862
863
868
854
10) 867
868
866
868
867
15) 869
865
864
869
865
20)860
861
859
855
852
25)849
842
833
823
Here are a few other pellets max. velocity at that power level.
Monster-797
15.9g-965
For a small tank it gets alot of shots for the power it’s getting. I almost forgot the trigger is a few steps up fro the Airforce trigger. 😆 Overall I an very happy with the Lonestar.
Thanks Tofazfou
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This rifle is really starting to impress me with it’s accuracy. I shot it at 75 yards yesterday with my Talon and will post some groups later today.