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BSA Multishot……

….. or another Night Vision to test out.

I just cannot decide

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My dislike for the Ultra is the cocking button needing to be pressed for each shot. Kinda takes the nice look of the gun to un-normal steps needed to fire.

My buddy got his the other day it’s sweet gets over 30 shots give or take . but it sure can hit what it’s aimed at very accurate and super light for the power it packs . Get it

Get the multishot!!

Thats’s my next rifle.The reviews are great,i’m just concerned over the lack of shots per fill.I like to do a lot of target practice while out hunting.

http://www.bsaguns.co.uk/gun_ultra_multishot.php

quote Yellow Ninja:

Thanks – I’m aware of that review, he’s comparing a $800 wholesale device to a $3000+ flawless Gen 3 with 72lpm……. PLUS another couple hundred in optics for the zoom.

I’ve owned a $1500 Gen 3 and it was pretty good, but, the pictures would be vastly inferior and much closer to the xenonics if he’d used mine instead of his.

Also note the “to test out” after Night Vision – I generally don’t keep them very long.

Buy the Multi, then sell it to me:)
You already have a buyer for it when you are finished testing it, as long as it is a 22 or above

Thanks – I’m aware of that review, he’s comparing a $800 wholesale device to a $3000+ flawless Gen 3 with 72lpm……. PLUS another couple hundred in optics for the zoom.

I’ve owned a $1500 Gen 3 and it was pretty good, but, the pictures would be vastly inferior and much closer to the xenonics if he’d used mine instead of his.

Also note the “to test out” after Night Vision – I generally don’t keep them very long.

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