Great review. I agree with you on the BSA - Gamo naysayers. We’re in a global market these days and BSA might not be around if it weren’t for Gamo’s investment.
Yes you could be right BSA might go down like THEOBEN did THEOBEN was the best air guns made in the UK at the time, a lot of the air guns built today copied THEOBEN with the air bottle and the magazine.
Hello My friend, Thank you for a great review of this beautiful, capable air rifle. I have the same model. I had a little bit of an issue with it. Mine wasn't consistent, and when cronoed, it was shooting at 13ftlb. I returned it to my local shop, who returned it to BSA under warranty. Within a week, it was back me, shooting fine again. I love mine, I think it's great, and I think its a beautiful piece of kit to own and use. Personally, as far as Gamo are concerned, I just think that generally people would like to see BSA, especially with their history, be under their own steam and not be controlled or influenced by anyone else. I'd like BSA to be BSA, doing what they think is right and how they choose to do thingsl. However, finance, Gamo controlling BSA, etc? Who knows, there may be more to it than that. I have the Walnut stock option. With regard to the non chequering on yours, looking at the material, maybe it didn't work on the laminate? Is it plastic coated wood? I honestly couldn't say, though I think that could be a reason. Maybe the chequering was difficult to cut? Although I've heard of people having problems with the magazines, mine has been fine. They're easy to load. They have a counter and a last pellet indicator. I don't think BSA can do much more than that. They're great to fill with air and I like the location of the pressure gauge . The safety catch is well away from the trigger. Overall, I think it's a great air rifle. Used properly, respected, and looked after, I don't see a problem. I'm very pleased with mine and cost wise, I think it's better than some more expensive competitors. Upto now, touch wood, a great experience. Thank you.
Gamo rifles aren’t bad. I’m sure a lemon appears now and again, but both mine are great. Out of all my break barrels, including a Weihrauch HW97KT, a Diana 34EMS, and a Sig Sauer Asp20, a Gamo Swarm Maxxim, and an old Gamo Hunter 880, I shoot the Maxxim the most. Maybe I’m just really lucky, but mine shoots very well, and comes very close to the accuracy of the more expensive guns. And the ten shot magazine has worked flawlessly. To me BSA is Gamo’s luxury brand similar to how Lexus is to Toyota.
I bought one of these guns today from my local gun dealer. It wouldn't hold charge. I promptly returned the gun, and they gave me a replacement. It is holding the charge and i'm going to give it a go tomorrow, fingers crossed.
I love my R10 but hate the black pepper stock. Really wish I’d bought the black tactical stock as the laminate just doesn’t grip well in my saddle clamp on trigger sticks. I need to get a black tactical stock.
i don't care who hates gamo, i own 3, all 22, the original magnum, the swarm maxxim and the whisper fusion mach 1, all 3 are highly accurate, i shoot h & n ftt , with the hornets, my magnum punches a nickel size hole right through 3/4 pine at 25 yards,, not to shabby, i own the weihrauch hw 50s in 22, and the original hatsan carnivore 30 cal, i shoot my swarm the most, i shoot the h & n alloys, 12. something grains, and for all of you air gun snobs that hate gamo,, hate all you want, i love mine and it's my money,, my magnum is over 6 years old, no problems
@@IRateGuns I got the Gamo bone collector swarm about a month and a half ago, 22, love it, that makes 4 Gamo rifles I own now, no problems with any of them
I love my BSA R10SE in 177cal.
Hi, from the USA. 🎯
Glad you’re happy with it
I’ve got the .22 in walnut and it’s been a cracking gun. Great review mate👍
Thanks
Great review. I agree with you on the BSA - Gamo naysayers. We’re in a global market these days and BSA might not be around if it weren’t for Gamo’s investment.
Well said!
Yes you could be right BSA might go down like THEOBEN did THEOBEN was the best air guns made in the UK at the time, a lot of the air guns built today copied THEOBEN with the air bottle and the magazine.
Hello My friend,
Thank you for a great review of this beautiful, capable air rifle. I have the same model. I had a little bit of an issue with it. Mine wasn't consistent, and when cronoed, it was shooting at 13ftlb. I returned it to my local shop, who returned it to BSA under warranty. Within a week, it was back me, shooting fine again. I love mine, I think it's great, and I think its a beautiful piece of kit to own and use.
Personally, as far as Gamo are concerned, I just think that generally people would like to see BSA, especially with their history, be under their own steam and not be controlled or influenced by anyone else. I'd like BSA to be BSA, doing what they think is right and how they choose to do thingsl. However, finance, Gamo controlling BSA, etc? Who knows, there may be more to it than that.
I have the Walnut stock option. With regard to the non chequering on yours, looking at the material, maybe it didn't work on the laminate? Is it plastic coated wood? I honestly couldn't say, though I think that could be a reason. Maybe the chequering was difficult to cut?
Although I've heard of people having problems with the magazines, mine has been fine. They're easy to load. They have a counter and a last pellet indicator. I don't think BSA can do much more than that. They're great to fill with air and I like the location of the pressure gauge . The safety catch is well away from the trigger.
Overall, I think it's a great air rifle. Used properly, respected, and looked after, I don't see a problem. I'm very pleased with mine and cost wise, I think it's better than some more expensive competitors. Upto now, touch wood, a great experience.
Thank you.
Gamo rifles aren’t bad. I’m sure a lemon appears now and again, but both mine are great. Out of all my break barrels, including a Weihrauch HW97KT, a Diana 34EMS, and a Sig Sauer Asp20, a Gamo Swarm Maxxim, and an old Gamo Hunter 880, I shoot the Maxxim the most. Maybe I’m just really lucky, but mine shoots very well, and comes very close to the accuracy of the more expensive guns. And the ten shot magazine has worked flawlessly. To me BSA is Gamo’s luxury brand similar to how Lexus is to Toyota.
Fair comment
I bought one of these guns today from my local gun dealer. It wouldn't hold charge. I promptly returned the gun, and they gave me a replacement. It is holding the charge and i'm going to give it a go tomorrow, fingers crossed.
hope it worked out for you
Nice review love my r10 seen your post on Facebook page. Liked and subbed 👍
Thanks for the sub!
Beatiful gun, really is i have a leyla and leshyi classic.
Thanks
Yep.. Lovely rifle
Thanks
I love my R10 but hate the black pepper stock. Really wish I’d bought the black tactical stock as the laminate just doesn’t grip well in my saddle clamp on trigger sticks. I need to get a black tactical stock.
Agreed, the grip isn’t great
What is the best American model 🤔 Air rifles
Bsa r 10 vary gud looking gum mate but ù will be sending it back had two of them reg problems 👍
not my gun, i only review them
Awesome gun, got a .22 in walnut with a sight mark wraith for taking out rats 🐀🐀🐀
Good choice
1:12 not sure ?
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I would like to ask you about some air rifles
I’m buying an R10 .22 in a few weeks,or maybe an hw 110,what do you people think….
What did you get?
@@IRateGuns an r10 in the end,seems to have the best bits from other guns rolled into one.
May I know the prise of this gun sir ?
No sorry
Asen envió a todo el país ??
Sorry I’m not sure
i don't care who hates gamo, i own 3, all 22, the original magnum, the swarm maxxim and the whisper fusion mach 1, all 3 are highly accurate, i shoot h & n ftt , with the hornets, my magnum punches a nickel size hole right through 3/4 pine at 25 yards,, not to shabby, i own the weihrauch hw 50s in 22, and the original hatsan carnivore 30 cal, i shoot my swarm the most, i shoot the h & n alloys, 12. something grains, and for all of you air gun snobs that hate gamo,, hate all you want, i love mine and it's my money,, my magnum is over 6 years old, no problems
Glad you’re happy with them
@@IRateGuns I got the Gamo bone collector swarm about a month and a half ago, 22, love it, that makes 4 Gamo rifles I own now, no problems with any of them
Ciao sono Carmine da Milano il prezo 4.5.grazie completa grazie mille
Thanks for watching
It's not an 11mm rail,home work needed.
You’re an 11mm rail
Please answer
Have to say that laminated stocks always look plastic and artificial to me. Much prefer the wooden version.
Especially with the added checkering that comes with the wooden stock.
Agreed
@@Dirkietje8
Spot on!
That is not the SE
If you say so