BSA Supersport .22

[thelonesomepine]

oh and i had a supersport as my first gun it was and still is a great gun my mate killed a huge rook with it just two days ago im actually quite interested in finding out how old it is if anyone knows how

Have a look here it may answer your question.

BSA GUNS

[goofy]

BSA can never be compared to the Weihrauch equivalent. They're worlds apart!!! Don't get me wrong they do represent reasonable value for money but if you can afford the Weihrauch it's 10 times the gun!!! When you get a bit more money do try some other guns and you probably won't be so keen on your supersport!

I bought a 99 because I wanted a break barrel with open sights, chronod it and it struggled to reach 10 fp with superdomes. took it back to the dealers who exchanged it for another one which they chronod at 11.3 before I took away.

[andykllhr]

Love my Supersport too. Brilliant with a gasram - I have a .177 ram in my .22 - seems to make it a bit more potent.

be careful with that mate, putting a .177 spring or gas ram in a .22 will invariably push your rifle over the legal limit. due to the fact that the spring/gas ram needs to be much more powerful to push a .177 to impact at the same power as a .22. I'd get it chrono'd if i were you, if the fuzz catch you, you could be knee deep in the brown stuff

[andyhawkx3]

be careful with that mate, putting a .177 spring or gas ram in a .22 will invariably push your rifle over the legal limit. due to the fact that the spring/gas ram needs to be much more powerful to push a .177 to impact at the same power as a .22. I'd get it chrono'd if i were you, if the fuzz catch you, you could be knee deep in the brown stuff

Spanish fly, lives in Spain

[andykllhr]

Spanish fly, lives in Spain

Then disregard my last then gentlemen, i shall go take my head for a dump lol

[Scaramanga]

Spanish fly, lives in Spain

Yes, we are allowed 18 foot-pounds here. Makes the .25 a very viable hunting calibre.

[Kent Detective]

You'd be hard pressed to find anyone (who really knows about airguns) to slag these little gems off...

For the money (£200) they are truly hard to beat.

Almost as good as their sister gun - the (standard) BSA Lightning.

Cheap, well made, light, full power, robust and reliable. What more could you want if you have a limited budget...

Try to get a proper English (Brummie) version and NOT a Gamo (Spanish) made model. The latest BSA Lightning XL has trigger faults galore...

[langloisandy]

I have used one of these in the .22 and .177 as sporter/fun airguns for quite a while. Excellent rifles for the money. Reliable and consistent.

Regards,

Andy

[jono1985]

great gun but a lot better if you cut 6-7 inches off the barrel slap on a good silencer and stick an ox spring in it great little gun :0)

[mrtho]

Give me the 'Art Deco' lines and the same performance of the Mercury over the Supersport any decade!!!