How good is the Air Arms S410?

Though unregulated, the S410 platform has proven itself as reliable and efficient over many years. The two-stage trigger is fully adjustable and, paired with a match-grade Walther barrel, is capable of high levels of accuracy.

What is the difference between the S410 and the S510?

The differences between S510 and S410 are little more than cosmetic. The sidelever mechanism still actuates parts that are common to both rifles. The actual actions being the same. The other difference being that the 510 has a barrel shroud.

Is the air arms S410 regulated?

Designed for placing inside the pressure tube. There are two o-rings on the regulator body who seals inside the tube wall. The regulator is vented to the atmosphere for excellent regulating behavior and no creeping up in power on the long term.

Are Air Arms air rifles any good?

I think when it comes to air rifles with the latest technology to offer a superior shooting experience, the answer to the question is very much definitely a solid YES they are very good! The range of Air Arms air rifles also have both PCP powered and spring-powered models, so they do truly have something for everyone.

Is the air arms S510 regulated?

The Air Arms Ultimate sporter Regulated features the new series 6 regulator and valve system that is for the R models only! The S510 Ultimate Sporter Regulated takes this essential relationship to the next level.

Is Air Arms S510 regulated?

Where are air arms made?

The stocks are made by Minelli in Italy, of which most gun manufacturers use today to ensure a very high quality finish as well as conformity across the range.

What is the ultimate air rifle?

Ultimate sporting precision Air Arms S510 Ultimate Sporter is a quality weapon – a rifle designed to give hunters the advantages that make Air Arms’ FT shooters the best in the world. First, there’s the proven S510 technology in a recoil-less PCP 10-shot action, with near-effortless side-lever cocking and loading.

What is the calibre of the air arms s410?

Available in .177 and .22 calibre, the Air Arms S410 is a working combination of clinical accuracy, reliability and classic styling. Within its bolt-action, multi-shot format you’ll discover a truly satisfying degree of user-friendly performance.

Is the air arms s410f carbine Super Lite lighter?

On first hearing of these rifle variants, many will assume that they’re lighter and that’s it – but after a lengthy test period with the Air Arms S410F Carbine Super-Lite I can assure you that’s not the case. Obviously much stays the same but some key features of stock design and a new trigger unit put this rifle in a category of its own.

Where is the silencer on the air arms s410?

True to the original S400/S410 series of rifles you can remove the ‘weight’ to reveal the Air Arms standardised turned down barrel end spigot. This accepts the very effective Air Arms silencer that slips over the spigot and is secured in place by a recessed Allen head grub screw. The rear of the silencer tapers stylishly to meet the barrel.

What kind of wood is the s410f carbine made out of?

At the risk of stating the obvious, the first thing you notice on handling is how light it feels weighing in at 5.86lbs un-scoped and of course how equally cosmetically appealing it is. The stock, though stained – hence the ‘Hunter Green’ denotation – is actually made from ‘poplar wood’ which itself is inherently light.