BSA AIRSPORTER MARK Vl ,1978 to 1983 era .

[@binbootsalepickin]

Just Brought one similar condition for 200 local shop. Had one early 90s but was sold long time ago. So picking another up now, over the moon. Only had a few days loving it all over again. Cheers for the video.👍

[@paulfoster5432]

Excellent, I still have my original BSA Airsporter mark VI I bought back in the day, Had it for years, made the mistake of selling it to a chap, Luckily I worked with him, and as luck would have it, he'd hardly used it, And some years ago, I bought it back off him, for the price he paid me, And I have had it since, now I'm retired, I'm looking to find a local Field target Air rifle club, to take up shooting again, I also have an original Webley Vulcan in .177 which I converted and put a new spring in years ago, a restored by myself 1962 BSA Meteor, and 1958 Cadet Major, And a BSA Scorpion , plus a Crossman Pistol, So I'm set up 👍 Both the Vulcan and Airsporter have Scope's fitted, but I have all the original open sights 👍 Cheers Paul

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

I'm lucky I've a range fairly near were I shoot my Golden oldies and my modern rifles . Nice collection you have by sound of it

[@unclebob8139]

I had one of these in 22 years ago and someone had modded a tube that fitted about 10 pellets in it so you would open the tap and a pellet would drop in, some what like a early magazine, never seen it before and never seen it since, worked very well too, lovely little rifle thanks for sharing..

[@thelvadam8916]

Tight, smooth tap. Absolutely lovely example-ready for action.

[@paultowns9880]

Thats very nice. The Airsporter is a great looking rifle, with classic lines. I have recently bought a mk 3 Mercury in pretty good condition for £50 and its surprisingly accurate. Great video.

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

Just bought a Mercury s ,review tomorrow i think .

[@paulspeller968]

i have one of those but in 177 still shoots very well indeed 👍

[@caerleon87]

I had one in about 1978. I miss it loads. It was absolutely brilliant..

[@peteralexben]

hello i bought 2 like these new . a 177and a 22 ,because of the looks and good name , in that time i had the d 35 hw 35 hw 77 and sheridans but i did not find the airsporters as good, the plastic triggers and sights ,(it where fac guns ) and not accurat like the mention above. a heapy new year mister cymru yours peter

[@roberthowe2910]

Lovely

[@raptorone7327]

Yep I have one of those which I’ve had from new in 1980 in .22 nice gun👍

[@earleysamantha]

Agree fully buy old British quality

[@markdyson4904]

Wish i had kept mine,

[@felgate11]

I have a Webley Vulcan .22 which I've owned from New. It's near on 44 years old from Empire stores Catalogue on the Never Never (about £3 a week) Still shoots very well with same main spring. Maybe you could please review one?? Wish I'd never sold back my .22 Mercury & HW35 though.

[@howlsbarks1078]

Ehat will be the price now for one.. I currently own one but not that powerfull

[@redpillnibbler4423]

I’d also say a beginner could choose a nice second hand quality rifle for not much money and have something a bit special,it’s a great idea.

[@cedhome7945]

People want 40quid for the rear sight (missing on mine ) things are getting ridiculous!

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

I know its crazy

[@paulfoster5432]

Have you tried John Knibbs International, Google it, You'll find all spares for British Airguns, Could try calling them? I think there's a number?