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What a great day.. got my AA S410 ERB from Hellratter on this here forum.. thanks to him for the rifle!

It was pouring out today non stop, I just got home from work a few min ago 🙁 so no target shooting for tight groups just plinking around having fun.

But I was hitting everything I was aiming at.. got it at medium power, set half way.. I get 40 shots.. from 200 bar down to 150 bar. Not bad!

I just threw on my old BSA 3-9×50 scope on her.. till I get something better..

Here’s some pics..

Can’t wait to set up some targets tomorrow and see what she can do!


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If not already performed, remove the hammer housing and polish the hammer guide rail. Velocity spread should tighten up and shot count/accuracy should increase. (My ERB hammer was gouging the rail, velocity fluctuations.) Also look for the breech seal between the valve housing the breech, my recent TDR was missing this.

A fella in the UK on the Air Arms Owners club board makes/sells a regulator setup for one, not sure on price or anything else. (I was trying to get Joe Korick to make one on this side of the pond.)

.177? If you like using the JSB predators the mag can be modified so they work properly, .22’s don’t have this problem.

Hi Matt, Congratulations! You are going to love that air rifle 😀 Ask around and get a good scope for it. It deserves it. I just learned the hard way about buying good rings; maybe you already know this. Rings that are machined perfectly in line with each other. When you put them together on a scope rail, you shouldn’t feel any “step-off” from one to the other. Mine had just such a step making it right on at 25 yards, but several inches off at 65 yards! It was driving me crazy until Mamcrackin straightened me out. Thanks Mam. 😀 I found some steel Burris rings that were perfectly aligned and solved my problem…at least for the short term. These Burris rings are not tall enough to allow my magazine to fit under the scope. So when I use that scope/ring combination, it becomes a single shot.

Congrats again, and best of luck with your new AA 410 😀

quote rob3dr:

Bad news there Deuts….

you’re now spoiled. 😆

The AA S4xx series is an awesome line of guns and from here on out, everything you buy will be compared to it.

They are classy, elegant, accurate, well made…and to be honest, they just do what they are supposed to.

Congrats on the new gun!!!

Thanks Rob

This gun is excellent.. very accurate so far.

I need to get a better scope though my BSA has a target dot in the middle, kind of sucks for getting tight groups it’s too big..

I put some old pellet tins out at 60 yards tonight, once I learned my hold over I was scoring hits every time.

-Matt

Bad news there Deuts….

you’re now spoiled. 😆

The AA S4xx series is an awesome line of guns and from here on out, everything you buy will be compared to it.

They are classy, elegant, accurate, well made…and to be honest, they just do what they are supposed to.

Congrats on the new gun!!!

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