finally finished my AAS410 carbine (pics) 4 SALE!

I orginally got this in trade from the yellow from a gent who makes very nice pistols out of them. He took an E tube and cut it and half and threaded it..and he made a nice stock wood stock for it…but it felt a little too much for my tastes on what a pistol should feel like so I set out to transform it into a carbine. I got lucky and bought a carbine tube off of the yellow (the pistol tube was only getting me 8 shots at 20fpe). The carbine tube worked perfectly as it did not protrude past the barrel shroud. I built the shoulder stock from some scrap stainless and aluminum I had laying around. Overall length of it is 31.25″ from tip of muzzle to end of butt pad (nearly 3″ shorter than my talon ss). It is super light, shoulders great, and puts CP brown box 14.3 as well as jsb 18.1 gr through the same hole all day long at 20 yards 😎 I am not sure how much I filled it as the AA gauge jumps up in 50 bar increments (and you have to have bionic eyes to read it) but I think I had at least 3200 psi in it. It yielded 25 good shots with an ES of 17 and an SD of 4 😯 I couldn’t believe those numbers. This is my first Air Arms and let me tell you after shooting 22xx/disco projects for the past 4 months…I certainly appreciate the fine craftsmanship that goes into these rifles (especially that trigger!). I plan on adding a rubber butt pad to the wooden one that is on it now. I could use another few inches of LOP. Man this carbine is sweet! I took it out at dusk and blasted some shatter blast discs at 50 yards and it was so accurate! After I blasted the three discs, I started blasting the small pieces laying on the ground. It’s the kind of rifle that makes it real hard to miss…if you know what I mean (I included a few photos of my disco carbine as well to show you how it looks with a scope on it instead of the iron sights I origninally built it to have)

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