Airguns of Arizona has this rifle discounted in price. I guess it's a slow seller in the USA. I love this rifle though. It looks nice to me and the weight doesn't bother me either. What's important is how well it's built,accuracy and reliability. Thanks brother for reviewing this rifle. You don't get many reviews on it. 🎯🇺🇸 I think it sounds funny though 😂
hi ,south west shooters ,the weight kind of disappears as soon as you shoulder the gun ,its so well balanced ,rock steady shooting with no rest ,also the cocking leaver is right by the grip perfect , not stupid by your shoulder as the gamo boxer ,good to see a new review of it ,thanks
Got one too and its a lovely gun to use in .177 & i dont notice the hammer bounce its got a very high quality feel to it & feels like a tank & not like a cheap Chinese rubbish
Hi good video I have an FX Wildcat MK III which is equally at home on the bench and in the field it's really accurate. The Bullpup does make it very easy to manoeuvre. The FX is only 2.8K which is really light and it's the same price as the BSA.
A few years back , I was at the NEC for what was ( for all intents and purposes ) the launch of this rifle / bullpup , actually was quite looking forward too it , with no preconceptions at all , never been a big bullpup fan , never disliked them either , to cut a short story even shorter , I asked the gentleman at the display if I could have an hold , to which he ( obviously ) was happy too oblige , he handed it to me , I had a few looks at it from different angles , didn't even bother too shoulder it .. handed it back to him .. walked off , turned round to the wife and said , " if that sells itll be a f**kin miracle " ( please forgive the french ) and I was right ( straight from the mouths of several RFD owners ) having seen multiple vids of it , im not saying its a BAD gun It's accurate enough Its robust Being a BSA its probably well built Trouble is .. its came out when the likes of the FX Wildcat were about .. and there lay the problem . Anyway , a great vid as usual , can't see ANY resemblance to the CLX btw , except for the black colour .. ( tactical version ) the one is light , the other weighs the same as the average german newly born .. ..
I think you allude to something quite interesting. FX are clearly killing it with their marketing, I wonder exactly what it is that make their guns so appealing to people? No doubt, I have my criticisms, but they are smashing the marketing.... Did you ever fire a Defiant?
@@southwestshooters No , but after the show , and a few yrs later , ( early this year I think ) I visited my local rfd ( do it regularly ) and held , shouldered the defiant , then the weirauch BP .. not a bullpup fan but the weirauch felt JUST RIGHT .. im in no doubt the Defiant is a good rifle , theres really no need to shoot it , chaps like you do the job for us to gather accuracy data .. to recap .. as soon as I saw it , I knew it wernt gonna be a best seller , if it was , there'd be a BSA Defiant MK2 would there not ... At the range today , shooting my new acquisition , tested loads of pellet types / weights ect .. tested mostly over 30 - 40 mtrs ( basically because thats as far as I would comfortable with shooting live quarry ) nevertheless , I was hitting 10 & 15mm spinners at 60mtrs .. not all the time , and not with all pellets ( the idea behind testing ) but a fair few times .. target boards go out too 55mtrs ( I think ) hitting , id guess 10p groups ( not every time , with every type of pellet ) but thats ok .. as I say .. I did it for fun , well , that what I were there for ..
@@southwestshooters Oh yeah .. the new S510T ( tactical ) thought I'd treat myself after being not well for a while .. .177 .. bought a new scope for it , but couldn't get the elevation down ( free EXTRA high rings thrown in ) so rather then wait , and send off for just the high mounts , I swapped with the scope I had on my RTI Prophet , that has built in 20 moa rail ( well I sure its that ), sorted .. both zeroed and bang on
Thanks Chris it's a gun you don't hear much about, but should be accurate with bsa,s cold hammered forged barrel.what model atn scope was you using.Hope you have a happy new year and can't wait for another review
I had one for about 6 months and sent it back numerous times before I eventually gave up and swapped it for an FX. Horrible rifle. BSA advertise 232 Bar fill and 120 shot count in .177 but the regulator can't handle anything above 200 bar as it produces erratic underpowered shots between 232-200, so the actual shot count is less than 100. Very picky barrel, only really liked Bisley Magnums. Safety mechanism failed twice on me resulting in a disengage trigger on a live cocked rifle where I had to take the stock off to fire the gun. Asked around various gunsmiths to try and fix these issues and nobody would touch it because it was an "overly modified Gamo Fox" and difficult to work on, so nothing about the rifle is really British at all apart from the stamp. Which is fine, but then don't sell as British made/designed and hike up the price. If it sold for £600 then it would be great little ratter, at a £1K price point it's way, way out of its league compared to the competition. All my opinion only and I may of course have had a 'bad-un', but I will never buy BSA again. They have lost their way and just rehash their greatest hits now, tarting up as special editions or tweak some Gamo model and cry innovation.
Thank you for your constructive comment. It's important to be honest, and the truth is first impressions count. I have been quite critical of certain makes and having bad experiences really leave a bad taste in your mouth. Totally understand and respect your feelings on this and please continue to share your thoughts on future videos.
i have had mine for over 2 years now its never missed a beat heavy but i like it
It should be renamed the 'BSA Bullfrog', because that is what it sounds like.
I'm really liking all your reviews. Thanks for your effort.
You are very welcome! My pleasure. It's very nice to hear such a lovely message.
Robotic bullfrog
My wife wasn't so nice. She said it sounds like a fart 😳
Airguns of Arizona has this rifle discounted in price. I guess it's a slow seller in the USA.
I love this rifle though. It looks nice to me and the weight doesn't bother me either. What's important is how well it's built,accuracy and reliability.
Thanks brother for reviewing this rifle. You don't get many reviews on it. 🎯🇺🇸
I think it sounds funny though 😂
It's certainly a slow seller in .177, which is all they have left.
Watching from philippines sir happy new year solid to your RUclips channel sir
hi ,south west shooters ,the weight kind of disappears as soon as you shoulder the gun ,its so well balanced ,rock steady shooting with no rest ,also the cocking leaver is right by the grip perfect , not stupid by your shoulder as the gamo boxer ,good to see a new review of it ,thanks
Yes. I actually forgot to mention the point regarding the position of the cocking arm.... It is perfect! Thanks for the comment.
Got one too and its a lovely gun to use in .177 & i dont notice the hammer bounce its got a very high quality feel to it & feels like a tank & not like a cheap Chinese rubbish
Hi good video I have an FX Wildcat MK III which is equally at home on the bench and in the field it's really accurate. The Bullpup does make it very easy to manoeuvre. The FX is only 2.8K which is really light and it's the same price as the BSA.
Hi Chris, whilst you’re on the bull pups, do you think you could get hold of the Artemis P15?? Have heard good things...be good to see it on test.
Yes. I will try and get one for review.
A few years back , I was at the NEC for what was ( for all intents and purposes ) the launch of this rifle / bullpup , actually was quite looking forward too it , with no preconceptions at all , never been a big bullpup fan , never disliked them either , to cut a short story even shorter , I asked the gentleman at the display if I could have an hold , to which he ( obviously ) was happy too oblige , he handed it to me , I had a few looks at it from different angles , didn't even bother too shoulder it .. handed it back to him .. walked off , turned round to the wife and said , " if that sells itll be a f**kin miracle " ( please forgive the french ) and I was right ( straight from the mouths of several RFD owners ) having seen multiple vids of it , im not saying its a BAD gun
It's accurate enough
Its robust
Being a BSA its probably well built
Trouble is .. its came out when the likes of the FX Wildcat were about .. and there lay the problem .
Anyway , a great vid as usual , can't see ANY resemblance to the CLX btw , except for the black colour .. ( tactical version ) the one is light , the other weighs the same as the average german newly born .. ..
I think you allude to something quite interesting. FX are clearly killing it with their marketing, I wonder exactly what it is that make their guns so appealing to people? No doubt, I have my criticisms, but they are smashing the marketing.... Did you ever fire a Defiant?
@@southwestshooters
No , but after the show , and a few yrs later , ( early this year I think ) I visited my local rfd ( do it regularly ) and held , shouldered the defiant , then the weirauch BP .. not a bullpup fan but the weirauch felt JUST RIGHT .. im in no doubt the Defiant is a good rifle , theres really no need to shoot it , chaps like you do the job for us to gather accuracy data .. to recap .. as soon as I saw it , I knew it wernt gonna be a best seller , if it was , there'd be a BSA Defiant MK2 would there not ...
At the range today , shooting my new acquisition , tested loads of pellet types / weights ect .. tested mostly over 30 - 40 mtrs ( basically because thats as far as I would comfortable with shooting live quarry ) nevertheless , I was hitting 10 & 15mm spinners at 60mtrs .. not all the time , and not with all pellets ( the idea behind testing ) but a fair few times .. target boards go out too 55mtrs ( I think ) hitting , id guess 10p groups ( not every time , with every type of pellet ) but thats ok .. as I say .. I did it for fun , well , that what I were there for ..
@@markhomer5704 and the new acquisition is?
@@southwestshooters
Oh yeah .. the new S510T ( tactical ) thought I'd treat myself after being not well for a while .. .177 .. bought a new scope for it , but couldn't get the elevation down ( free EXTRA high rings thrown in ) so rather then wait , and send off for just the high mounts , I swapped with the scope I had on my RTI Prophet , that has built in 20 moa rail ( well I sure its that ), sorted .. both zeroed and bang on
@@markhomer5704 DANG! Excellent work. They look amazing. But the thing I am most happy about is that you are feeling better! Take care.
The black pepper one looks great. But 4.1KG for such a short gun is a bit much. For FAC power the air tube is a bit on the small side.
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I can't believe that BSA/Gamo can't design out the valve bounce (that fart sound) on this rifle! unbelievable in this day and age.
Thanks Chris it's a gun you don't hear much about, but should be accurate with bsa,s cold hammered forged barrel.what model atn scope was you using.Hope you have a happy new year and can't wait for another review
Hi Darren, it's a day / night 4k scope. This particular one is available, in limited numbers, from MTC.
You think this one or an FX impact mkll is better? Looking for accuracy.
Get the impact.
What optic are you using in video?
Day / night 4k.
I had one for about 6 months and sent it back numerous times before I eventually gave up and swapped it for an FX.
Horrible rifle. BSA advertise 232 Bar fill and 120 shot count in .177 but the regulator can't handle anything above 200 bar as it produces erratic underpowered shots between 232-200, so the actual shot count is less than 100.
Very picky barrel, only really liked Bisley Magnums. Safety mechanism failed twice on me resulting in a disengage trigger on a live cocked rifle where I had to take the stock off to fire the gun. Asked around various gunsmiths to try and fix these issues and nobody would touch it because it was an "overly modified Gamo Fox" and difficult to work on, so nothing about the rifle is really British at all apart from the stamp. Which is fine, but then don't sell as British made/designed and hike up the price.
If it sold for £600 then it would be great little ratter, at a £1K price point it's way, way out of its league compared to the competition.
All my opinion only and I may of course have had a 'bad-un', but I will never buy BSA again. They have lost their way and just rehash their greatest hits now, tarting up as special editions or tweak some Gamo model and cry innovation.
Thank you for your constructive comment. It's important to be honest, and the truth is first impressions count. I have been quite critical of certain makes and having bad experiences really leave a bad taste in your mouth. Totally understand and respect your feelings on this and please continue to share your thoughts on future videos.
Had mine for three years . Superb rifle and 100% British . No more difficult to strip and service than an R10 .
@@beth61962 great news, I'm glad you haven't had the same issues.
Were you shooting off hand?
No way! All from a bench here.
Didn't you zero it first?
Waiting for you to say this bullpup isn't as good as a "Walther rm8"...🙄
If you know, you know.
Dude you need to start lifting some weights bro. If you think that little bullpup requires you to be strong over your “whole body” to lift it up 😂😭
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