BSA IMPROVED MODEL D AND NO 8 SIGHT A FEW PROBLEMS FIXED

[@ianwoods1384]

Hi Paul, I love seeing the workmanship and steel quality of these air rifles from long ago. It's good to know that people around then had access to great quality, accurate air rifles.

[@Beaudene23]

Hi thanks for this video , my uncle gave me one when i was younger ive had it for 11 yrs or so , ive been searching for info in this rifle , i will now make sure all that is well and hopefully can have some fun again , (i got the rifle and it was seized rusted wouldnt even cock when u pull the lever , finally got it to fire about 4yrs ago , i will now appreciate my one more now ) thanks agin for the video

[@brynybach7741]

Just dipped my toe into some vintage air rifles. I've bought two of these early BSAs, one in .177 (light) And the other in .22 (with a side button cocking lever). I should get them in a few days and really looking forward to using them. I have a chance of a Webley Service rifle but not sure about that one as it's over twice the price of one of the BSAs.