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Cheap Air Gunning - BSA Tactical Lightening XL [review]
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- Опубликовано: 26 окт 2016
- In this video I give my long term review on my first ever air rifle, the BSA Tactical Lighting XL with a tactical stock. A cheap and fun little garden springer and great for any beginner to the sport
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BSA Tactical Lightening XL .22 air rifle. Cheap intro rifle to air gunning
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Keep the videos coming. I'm a USA observer and have been air gunning for only 8 months, but It's become my new hobby and obsession. My first pcp air rifle will be delivered tomorrow and I have lots to learn.
Terry Eaton sure will. check out my others vids and beginner series.
After searching for a how to video for zeroing a scope, yours popped up second, that led to your beginners' guides, then this video popped up in the recommended list. Thank you for producing these clear and concise guides, they have been very useful. I use a BSA Supersport springer with a Hawke scope myself, mainly for "plinking" but we do get a few rats visiting.
Suggestion :- Cleaning and caring for your rifle for beginners.
Uncle Greybeard glad it helped. Please share
Well we bought the Lightning SE for my Bro, standard ambidextrous beech stock as my bro liked the 'relatively' light weight, got a 'value' package deal with a Hawke 4-12x50, very nice light field kit, right now the rifle outshoots both of us making 2" or less groups at 25 yards on the indoor range, guess we need to practice that Artillery hold as the BSA kicks more than my TX200 MK3. I see the BSA running around £100 to £200 used on various websites depending on condition. New muzzle energy is averaging 11.6 ft/lb's with 14.5gr RWS Superdomes, pushes over 12.3ft/lbs with 16gr AA Diablo's, this may drop once 1000+ pellets have been fired, am not certain when the chronograph we used was calibrated as it was provided free on the range, my TX200 showed similar numbers.
The scope supplied with the BSA was already fitted with the mounts but not fitted on the rifle dovetails, the rings were shaken loose off the scope after 100 or so shots, out came the aforementioned 'nail varnish - threadlock', no further issues though no fault on BSA's part bar a now tatty breech seal appearing 200 to 1k shots from new. Rifle appeared to be dieseling out of the box, some smoke/mist noted in the breech which did clear after 50-100 shots on the back garden where we had some fun with knockover targets. Spring guns do require a 'run in period' in my opinion both when new or after a service - rebuild or lubrication as I feel the mechanical parts need to bed in from new or when things change with lubrication.
Thanks Phil, great info there and lots of valuable information. Surprised it ran so high out of the box and dieseling is probably due to shipping oil in the barrel, hence probably the high ft / lbs it made. It should / would have settled down. The BSA Lightening is not even a mouse on a wheel when compared to the TX200 or HW97. They are far superior, but then again a lot more expensive. My lightening was my 1st real air rifle, a great introduction to the sport.
nice review, one tip is to allways hold barrel when reloading just to be on the safe side
Thank you. It has been pointed out to me and I will remember from now on. Every day a school day even for us old uns eh :)
yep as we get older we still like our toys lol
Complete novice what hold the barrel to save your fingers I presume..
Mostly to prevent damage to the action, but anyone who has had barrelwhip will tell you it's a once in a lifetime experience :-D
Zeroed mine on my carpark, carried it down my field and found the pistol grip cap had fallen off, Never found it again. It is my kitchen window magpie mauler. Good for a budget springer.
Never heard of that before.
Hi buddy, got one of these and believe me when I say it's not heavy, I also own a 'TXHC' now that's heavy, I actually bought the rifle because the weight of the 'TX' can become a bit of a bind over longer shooting forays...
Felt lighter rifles, but you are right it is not a heavy weight like a hatsan galatian is.
Nice handy review thanks, my bro is wanting a Rifle and this BSA is top of the list. For those screws, studs and anything else threaded that comes loose, try some nail polish/varnish if you can't find threadlock, sets solid enough and easy to crack off with a screwdriver or other appropriate tool for maintenance - cleaning, easy to remove with an old toothbrush and solvent or acetone.
Thanks for watching, glad the video helped and great advice.
I always liked the lightning but I think it lacks something compared with the Weihrauch HW99S and definitely if compared with the HW95K. Love the channel Steve, thanks for all the time and effort you put in with all your reviews 👍👍
many thanks. The lightening is crap compared to a HW97 or a TX200
I think it is a far better gun than you give it credit for,and whilst it falls short of a good field target rifle it is a Great field rifle an unsung hero that deserves better recognition from the shooting fraternity and more investment from BSA. rather than less from Gamo.
Allways keep your pellets to your right and hold that berrel with your left hand and you load with right hand automatically becuase your pellets are to your right , when you put your pellets to your left side , your automatically going to release that berrel to reach for a pellet as shown in this video . Thanks for showing how not to load a springer , i know this video is old and you know better by now , but im not being sarcastic, im glad you did this so my point can be seen , i allways keep my pellets to my right when shooting my springer because even i some times get to relaxed in shooting and slip up . Just some advice for any new shooters who are learning to shoot springers , unless your a lefty this will help ...
I have the exact same rifle in my collection. Very accurate
They are nice rifles for a springer.
Dry firing is not recommended. Also another good habit to cultivate is holding the barrel with your other hand whilst inserting the pellet.
I had the same rifle in .177 cal and found it (me!) incapable of grouping under 5 inches at 25 yards.
I should have bought the .22 cal version which would have had a slightly milder firing cycle. I would have kept it had I been able to get reasonable groups. It's muzzle energy was a measured 11.8 ft lbs which, for such a light weight rifle, made it very snappy. A shame because I liked its tactical look and feel. But in your hands you gave a very good account as to how these rifles can perform. I now wish I hadn't sold mine!
Thanks for a great video.
I've just bought a used Lighting , Same as yours , It came with a Hawke 3-9'50 IR scope , Padded gun bag, Two tins of pellets , And three steel knock down resettable targets , Rifle came with the BSA CD , found it on Shoot mart for £170 ..... Certainly there are decent deals out there .
Just watched a review of this gun on another reviewer and they said , the trigger was still to stiff after adjustment, so I’ll buy one of the German , types ,, cheers Shane uk 🇬🇧
Yes it is a hard pull trigger and not easy to adjust
Love the Shepherd dog..
Thanks, his name is Tyke and he is a wonderful friend.
Many people rubbish this (and other) springers due to the fact that they haven't a clue how to shoot a springer. Hence they complain about shots going 'all over the place' and return to the comfort of their PCP's. To shoot a springer well takes time, practice and patience.
Something which many are unwilling to spend these days. Many of the Weihrauchs are heavy guns, which give the illusion of being able to shoot a springer well due to the inertia of the gun.
There is also a lot of Weihrauch snobbery around. Sure they have been good guns in the past, but less so now with poor quality control and finishing issues. If I pay Weihrauch prices do not expect to have to 'fettle' the gun in order to be satisfied with its performance.
BTW This gun does not have a silencer. It is simply a cocking aid which is why it is loud.
The BSA Lightning SE in beech has a proper silencer and is much quieter.
The synthetic stock also has a pocket in the pistol grip and I do not recommend "dry firing" this gun as the piston was designed for compressing air not smashing against the end of the piston chamber.
Agree, never dry fire a springer. This was a VERY old video and one of my 1st. Many mistakes made
An 'O' ring up to the thread shoulder should alleviate most of the looseness or even a couple of turns of "PTFE" Plumbers tape.
I own one myself, the .22 gas ram version with wood stock. I love the rifle, but it initially had a problem with the receiver screws coming loose, I tried blue Loctite which proved insufficient after a handful of shots. I ended up going with red Loctite which did the trick. As far as the end piece on the barrel coming loose, plumber's tape does the trick.
The rifle is a tad loud, and diesels a bit depending on pellet used. I found it to be pellet fussy, It prefers RWS Superdomes for maximum accuracy. It is a very accurate rifle and a pleasure to shoot. It's weight makes for a sturdy feel, despite the somewhat strong recoil.
Had the same thing and gas ram crapped out. waitd 3 months for repairs. Never again, got rid of it. Got an Mrod best decision. 2000 plus pellets, work perfect every time.
Mine love s jab hades😉
Love the channel mate.
Have you ever used the Gas Ram Version at all?
Just wondering what the over all difference is between that and a standard Spring version in shooting.
Thankyou
Phil.
There's too much choice in air rifles, it's doing my head in!!😨How much for the dog?😁
lol, yes a lot of choice nowadays.
easyest way to narrow down your choice is what budget you have and what do you want it for plinking in the garden or hunting low end being close up rat and feral pidge shooting or long range larger game like rabbit crow magpie ect once you get all that narrowed down your find it a lot less of a hassle as your so right theres a heck of a lot of choice nowdays
David Wilder I’ve spent weeks researching in lockdown it’s even more difficult, looked on forums, spoken to dealers, watched dozens of videos on RUclips. Think I’ve managed to pick a good combination but won’t know until I get my hands on the gun.
Rrotflmfao!
I've just bought the BSA lightning GRT XL S, just waiting for it been delivered to the shop for me to collect, looking at the reviews on it and people's comments it's realy bad gun i just hope there wrong about it.
Have you shot one and if so is it any good???
Nice vid pal ,keep up the good work !
That's a great review Mr, really enjoyed this video, have subscribed and will be watching your reviews with great interest, just hope you have plenty more guns to review.
Nice, glad you liked it. Thanks for your subscription.
***** Reported and banned
Have a 10 yo version in Beech, still knocks down bunnies at 40yds no probs.
Like AA Diabolo Field but it really likes H&N Field Target too
can u do a video on how to take the silencer cap off if its stuck
Steve, did U try BSA Meteor gasram in .177? My brother want to buy one with wooden stock
Also it's a right hand stock. Because I have a beech wood stock on my one.. And it is a ambidextrous.. Just thought I would say..
Nice, thanks for helping others out.
Well done! Enjoyed your video & liked your easy style. Why don't you consider doing a video on Silencers, & what are the best available?
Many thanks John for the encouragement. I will try
I have one of these, bought it a good 3 years ago and tbh I hardly ever use it because it's just so damn loud. Even for a budget springer it's loud and the recoil is way too much. I've been trying to find reviews such as this to compare mine to and everyone elses seems to be far more tame. It's accurate enough so I can't see there being anything mechanically wrong, I've chrono'd it and it's coming in about 11.4ft/lb depending on variables. Wish I knew someone else who has one so I could compare them as I'm convinced mine isn't as it should be. Anyway decent review, you've been berated enough about the dry firing so I won't pick on you further :)
Thanks. Mine is loud too and has a good kick to it even at 10ft lb power. It is a cheap, but good, springer and we sometimes try to compare them to more technical and expensive rifles. It certainly is not a quiet backyard plinker. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks Steve just bought wodstocked GRT lighting
Its the scope, looks like it weighs more than the gun. The Gas ram version is better and quieter.I Do like your reviews, wish you all the best with your channel fella.
Nice vid mate. Subbed. But the one thing that made me cringe. Was dry firing a springer.
Yup many comments about that and as I said in the video, not something you should do. Only did it for the video and it was my rifle.
Nice review, I enjoy your style on the videos
I have a BSA r10 MKll .17 that has never been shot. I'm waiting on the ATN scope from my wife for Christmas. The same scope you have already reviewed. My only other air rifle is an AirForce Condor .22
Thanks so much for this video it’s helped me out sooo much!!!! Loved this vid
quite like the look of the Webley stingray ll over sleeve rifle ( not an original Webley of course sigh!
Barrels are hammer forged. Very quick process. Machines that do it are very expensive. Makes them very hard, and improves longevity. Accuracy at 100 yards is no better than one MOA. Not brilliant, but perfectly ok for air guns.
Nice video. Just one thing. Break barrel rifles, don't like to be bag rested directly on the bag. It,s fine to do so for plinking, but for better accuracy, try using the artillery hold, even when using a bag. Let us know what you discover. And please,,,no more dry firing a springer. Thanks, keep up the good work. Cheers
thanks and thanks for the tip
lot of snobbery with rifles as with most things, the BSA lightening xl se GRT is a gorgeous rifle, more around 11ft lb than sub 12. unless it AA , or weirachs and the like their made out to be crap, another nice little rifle is the Webley stingrayll nice trigger, nice walnut stock
Webley are owned by Hatsan now I think and Hatsan are very well made. Their cheaper guns are well thought of being good value. Some SMK guns are not bad either. One or two other cheap guns aren't bad.
Weihrauch, AA, Walther, etc you know you're getting quality, even with them though they'll be the odd lemon get through. I'd much sooner get a HW99s than a lightening and they cost less money. My friend was shooting one at the outdoor range the other day, hitting shotgun shells on their side most of the time, 40 yards away and not even rested, I'd like to see him doing that with a lightening.
Was watching your
BSA Lightning XL SE Tactical 25 minutes long
Sometimes it drops because of the cold barrel..
have you had any issues with breach wear? not a bolt/nut holding breach/barrel together but a pressed pin ..love the rifle but keep reading about breach pin wear .??
Not that I have noticed.
Taking mine back today! 22 GRT😬 Screws coming loose after a dozen shots, then losing zero, obviously. The stock doesn’t feel sturdy enough to tighten either, doesn’t screw down like a hardwood should. I suppose Threadlock, would help, for a period, but I’ve owned this rifle for two days, and know my springers. After ten shots, I’m lucky to get, ‘tennis ball’ size groups at 19 yds🫣. With my 99s, all ten shots will make a baked bean sized hole at 19 yds😬 Why should i have to put adhesive on the stock screws? It’s either a design fault, or cheep wood. Sad… as its a lovely looking gun, shoulders well, and compared to my TX and Weihrauchs is rather a lightweight. Springers, are difficult enough to shoot with great accuracy, which is why i put a tuning kit in all of them, but the ‘wandering zero’ on this thing, is off the scale🥺
I'm from near nantwich Steve! Loving the reviews mate!
Got anything we can swap or borrow for the channel ?
Steve Allan not really up to the standard that your reviewing mate haha! I've got an old style s200 with the block stock/2 part stock with a ten round mag.
I will take anything, new old, check the reviews I have done on the channel. People love to watch reviews and there will be people out there looking for a review on that rifle.
I like the dog.
Michael Erskine : He loves the camera.
Heavy? Try a HW90 !
I don't know why BSA call that a silencer or moderator given it does nothing to reduce the noice. It is also more like a shroud given all it is is a hollow tube with no baffles in it at all. Also the barrel also only goes half way up the shroud like cylinder. I don't suppose anyone has designed baffles to fit into the cylinder to reduce the sound?
Good stuff there Steve. Just on a technicality its Lightning. But good gun.
:) Thanks
hi just to let you know it has a 11mm rail not 13
:) Thank you
1st view of your channel, good video, subbed. Thanks.
Thank you.
Now then Young Steve, what should you do when reloading a spring rifle ? yeah hold the Barrel at all times till you lock up the barrel, time lapse shows how not to do it ! sorry rest of video is great ?
Yup, one of my 1st ever videos 2 years ago and I have learnt a lot since then :)
Lol i think we all do it once and a while when we start shooting springers , it takes a bit to keep vigilant on holding it , i allway keep my pellets to my right and break my berrel with my left and that way my left hand stays put as my right hand loads .safty first
Which would you recommend out of the bsa and the hw99s for a beginner like myself who wants to buy his first air rifle please? Regards Chris
No experience myself with the HW's, but the BSA in this video is a very good beginner rifle. Perhaps someone else could help out in the comments.
excellent , enjoyed the review very much , keep up the good work
Thank you
Every time that you "dry" fire that rifle the piston smashes against the end of the compression chamber.
Correct and I no longer do it, this was way back in my early days and never do it now it has been pointed out. I also say it in the video.
Cool video but you should hold it for the barrel when reloading
Noted by many and I will / do from now on.
it would be awful if there were any injuries
How good is the BSA lightning XL SE 22 caliber and how many foot pounds of energy does it have I know it's so gorgeous rifle I'm looking for power can you honestly answer this question please
Depends on your country and laws. In UK it will be sub 12 ft lb. There are better rifles out there such as the HW97
@@airgunology I live in USA Connecticut so I suppose it's going to be more than 12 foot pounds in the US
Most likely, check your own state laws.
Good luck!
The wood stocks are SO much nicer and for the same price.
please hold that barrel when loading if you like your fingers.
I'm trying to find a PCP that I saw on RUclips but with no luck. It looked like a fx impact with interchangeable barrels it was regulated and used a screw on air tank the reviewer said to personally know the manufacturer and said they were from Estonia I think, not sure. The butt of this rifle had a small air capacity which did not look like the f x.I can't find it or a review. Any help would be appreciated .
Great stuff mate and I always learn something good from you. Could you do a video on zeroing a scope please Steve as I can understand your way of instruction. Cheers buddy.
teno guy check my beginner series. will soon be doing a zero episode.
That's good news mate! As a newbie I am having big problems getting anywhere near accuracy, cheers Steve.
Love all your reviews Steve, always enjoy your videos and learn a lot too.Are you based in the Midlands?
In Cheshire mate, near Crewe
A good general review, except for that damaging dry-fire (a no-no) and the way you load the pellets. I have this "Tactical" in .177 ("made in Birmingham"), and find it difficult to fully insert pellets in the tight barrel without the edges sticking out ever so slightly, but nevertheless sufficiently for the pellets to be "chewed off" at the back slightly when closing the barrel. It may be silenced, but I still find it extremely noisy in terms of spring vibration, as compared to an non-silenced HW 95 fitted with a venom kit. I feel that the "Tactical", which has an interesting design, could do with a good tuning job to improve overall performance. Ideally, it should be a gas ram.
The new one weighs six tonne they’ve done away with the plastic stock and have replaced it with an over moulded one
That is a shame.
Hi Steve, just come across your Video on the BSA Lightening Xl, an Air Rifle I am looking at buying, although I am looking at the GRT variant, only because its the only Air Rifle I have never owned, good video though, if I may make one comment, the background noise was a bit too much, have subscribed, look forward to seeing you again
Thanks. Yeah really difficult as I live near a main road and hence why I try to do a lot of the videos in side. Thanks for your sub
Is that a 1/2 inch thread on the end of the moderator?
if it is 1/2 inch thread then you should get a swift stumpy silencer, it's one of the quietest silencer around for an Air Rifle and it costs around £70
Looks like it. Just measured it and it is 10cm long thread and 10cm diameter. A quick google says it is a 1/2inch standard thread.
Lovely riffle would you recommend 177 or 22 for just target shooting in my back garden
I would recommend. 177 , more accurate and less droop over distances . 22 hits harder but more for hunting then plinking ,or do like i did and get a beeman RS2 its one gun but comes with both berrels easy to swap . Many reviews on youtube on it . Hope this helps
Hold the barrel while loading steve.
Cute dog!
Thanks, he is a cutey and a P{TA at times :)
@@airgunology Subscribing!
Nice one buddy :)
Hi Steve after watching this video I just would like your penny's worth on my air rifle. I bought a second hand kral magnum 22 air rifle with a hawks hd3-9x40 scope for £140 from my nearest retailer. I don't know if you used one before and after watching your video on cheap verse expensive pellets and I now realised that the pellets that I was sold from the same shop are very cheap and nasty pellets and so have to bay some other pellet to improve my grouping
Yes, dealers tend to sweeten deals with a tin of pellets. Usually they give you the cheapest pellets to save themselves money. They should not really do this as it is just causing problems for you and them when you are not happy. Borrow some different pellets from friends, try them out and see what your rifle likes. You can buy sample from freabay if you look around and can save money.
What is fps
Nice video well done.
thanks
a garden plinker ha ha . it's much more than that I've taken rabbits at 40yrds with little effort.
Yes with practice of course you can :) I have taken pigeons with mine at 30+ yrds
For beginners: dont load a spring gun that way ! once cocked the barrel SHOULD NEVER BE "FREE" , always keep your hand firmly on it.
Big risk of damage on the gun and possibly the shooter !
True and been pointed out many many time. This was one of my first videos and has never been done again.
Hi what would you say is the best sight to buy for the bsa lightening se .22
Alex Lawless anything really that is 3-12 zoom. with AO and rated for springers. aim to spend 50 -10o notes. everyone has their favourite make. I like hawke or AGS for the price and features.
Steve Allan thanks do y know where I could purchase these from?
My last two scopes have been Hawke Vantage 3-9 x 40's. Have one on my bsa lightning xl se grt. Great scopes for £50-60. They don't have parallax correction; I don't see the need for it on usual air rifle range shots.
how effective is the suppressor ?
Not very effective, more of an aid to help cock the rifle.
@@airgunology didn't look much of a moderator beung able to remove the thread protector off the end to fit a moderator ..?..
Would this be ok to take out a few rabbits, I've got big guns lol but want something small for a few rabbits rats and squirrels? Or do you recommend something else ? I am left handed
Depends on your power output. If UK under 12ft lb then yes as any well aimed head shot would with a .22, it will take down a rabbit or tree rat. But you will need to practice to ensure you can hit consistently as springers are of course harder to hit consistently than a PCP. Personally with a 12ft lb rifle like this, I would not be taking shots at quarry such as rabbits at any distance over 40m. You can get this is left hand as well. If you want an alternative, try the Air Arms 410 pcp. Check out my review I did of it recently on the channel. That would be perfect.
I'm looking for something exactly like tbat
Paul Finlinson it is a good starter rifle.
Just it reliably delivered... Thinking of using Pellpax but I've heard a few stories that put me off.
Paul Finlinson never used them myself.
I'll never buy another BSA. I got the Meteor Silentum and I can't ZERO it for the life of me. It was brand new and the hassle of going back to the gun shop was just too much for me at the time. I can't get a consistant group and it isn't me because using my friends weihrauch hw80k I get great grouping.
I assume you could group with their HW and it was not the shooter at fault ?
Steve Allan yeah with the HW I have no problem and can group them fine. The BSA just seems to fire randomly all over the place. Even at as close as 3 metres it won't group together. It's really frustrating as ive checked everything.
Great gun regretting having to sell mine
Thanks, it is fun making them.
you dry fired a springer.....!
yes as many said before.I don't and won't do it again.
it only takes the one time and you have wrecked your rifle and as your on a public platform your shooting should be exemplary you dont have to be a fantastic shot but younger shooters may see this and pick up bad habits always hold the barrel when loading always show that you have a safe back stop and for the loce of god dont bloody dry fire spring piston guns yoyr lucky its still working tbh seeing as there now made in spain and the metal they use isnt anywere as strong as proper bsa uk made stuff keep the reveiws coming
Another great review, now tell me wot you think.of the sig saucer mpx ect I said long awaited only to be given cheap shit pot metal, 5lb of power , I wanted a well made steel full powered 11 lb accurate too , so I can play GI JOE, this is in response airgun depot who said I was misguided , but ive not brought that CO2 shit , should be steel pcp full power , then we.d all have one , not that cheap shit
Spend your money wisely, try out rifles and never trust a salesman that talks to you like that. Go for a full power rifle in what country rules you can.
there over sprung they withought doubt need a tune yet there a nightmare to get inside the triggers are way to over complex and a fucker to rebuild there a good rifle to have incase you want to take a frend shooting and thats about it i owned mine for two years sold it put the cash towards my tx200 mk walnut lefthand stick now thats a rifle
left hand stock*
The lightening is not the best springer out there. A nice introduction as this was for me way back when I reviewed it. The TX200 or HW97 are far better, but cost more and are heavier.
I have a BSA lightning XL in .177, God it's noisy it sounds like a .22 rimfire going off, and it is so incredibly pellet fussy
Yes it can be loud and clunky. I find AA Diabolo's or Soveriegns work best in mine.
It's Lightning ;-)
thanks
Grt? Version? Please 🙂
Sorry not sure what you mean with GRT ?
@@airgunology Gas Ram Technology
Are you a pianist in your other life, I tried looking at your target but you wouldn’t hold it still, same as the gun and scope!
Don't suppose you fancy selling this rifle to me do you mate ? This is a serious enquiry by the way .
Not advisable to dry fire a spring rifle.
That has a right hand stock. No way is it ambidextrous.
Your are right, early video of mine and made a mistake, you have to order them in lefties.
Just being pedantic. I'm thinking of getting one of these for hunting, as my Weihrauch springers are a bit unwieldy in the field. Wasn't sure if I'd like the plastic stock but it makes sense for all weather. It would be good if you did a comparison against the GRT version if you're thinking of doing another review.
It's a gas ram... Not a springer...
You may have the GRT (gas ram technology) version. The one I have is the standard XL which is a springer
Bsa lighting xl se is £360 I would not call that cheap
Good dog there pal burglars dont like them ones lol
Can tell you shoot psp's because that's rubbish grouping.
It was all going so well up until you dry fired it not cool dude
Why use a scope?
Rifle has no iron sights.
Steve Allan That sucks, I know it old school but at 25 yards my eyesight is pretty sharp and iron sights are perfectly accurate once zeroed. Any way good video. Good luck with your channel
Thanks, be sure to subscribe and check out all my other videos if new.
Guys, this video has gone much higher than the others,how did u find it. I would love to know, RUclips recommendations, search ???? Please post and let me know so I can improve. Where did you get the link ??? Thanks
Steve Allan Suggested video from Blackpool Air Rifles!
Hi Steve. Like George Hale said, I 'found' it after watching a BAR video (with 'BSA' in the header). AirgunTV's just returned from a RUclips creator invitation at the London 'mothership' (!) and I can tell you that you'll never be able to find the key to the algorithm that's projected this video of yours 'upwards'. I think even the YT engineers don't know it!!! But the good news is that they have... and that's a sign that you're doing something right. :) Keep up the good work - and great surname, BTW!!! ;) ATB - Nige
Many thanks, such a complex way it all works. BTW love your channel.
Thanks, Steve. Sorry it's been a bit quiet in recent years... but I wasn't able to put anything on. Now I'm free to do so again, so hopefully I'll keep it updated more regularly. Metrics are good - very good, actually (which helps with the YT algorithms) - but I've a feeling it's going to take a while to get the 'numbers' up...
I found you on the Air Rifle Enthusiasts group on Facebook.
words like "cheap" or " lo cost" are real attention grabbers. when associated with guns.
Tactical seems to be another word for ugly stock
Or cheaper
身為工程師當然是要自幹擷取盒R(沒，被盜
Hope your proud to be Chinese
I'll never buy Chinese products again
Excuse me mr hell but I don't understand Chinese writing so it's not really any good to this English speaking site
Awful gun , can't believe you dry fired a Springer .