BSA L SERIES UNDERLEVER

[@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069]

Pure quality, had 1or 2 of em myself ,,,excellent stuff ,new sub 💥

[@russellham2094]

Lucky to have 2, fabulous

[@wilcaroll1410]

I've a 1908 model L 13*** paid £150

[@richardperry4115]

I have one nearly identical, except it has BSA on the pistol grip checkering also on the trigger gaurd it just has a small nut and bolt to adjust trigger pull, also the rear sight has a small wheel to adjust elevation. The serial number does start with an L but can't find any other markings on this lovely little rifle. Any idea how old it is ? Plus do you know of any vids how to strip and clean? Very informative vid 👌

[@seamusbolton215]

Can you imagine being 13-14 and getting up Christmas morning in the 1920's to find this gun and a packet of pellets under the tree ??, the world was your oyster

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

I still feel like that now when i shoot these lol

[@martinthemalnourishedmuske7532]

How tall is your front sight?

[@danielgreen3715]

How an Air Rifle should be really! These Old Rifles May not compare to the modern PCP ones But I reckon they are more fun to Shoot and will stand up to being rattled around in a Tractor or Landrover much better than these over Engineered 'Space Guns ' and Assault type Air Rifles with all the Bells whistles and Microchips in them that many seem to have these days!

[@fieldsportcymru4636]

They are tough i doubt many of todays air rifles will be of any use in a Hundred plus years from now

[@danielgreen3715]

@@fieldsportcymru4636 I couldn't agree with you more They seem quite 'tinny' by comparison