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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- A full review of the R12 Takedown from BSA.
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Fair play the BSA on using up all those unsold bolt action R12's.
"A fool and his money are easily parted"
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My Hw97 is at present a takedown rifle. In fact its more than that, because its in bits. If all those bits were sold in a nice foam lined box would Hw charge more. As always a good vid.
I really dont know why all manufacturers dont make their rifles ambidextrous, i remember as a child in the early 80's every left hand option was £100 more than the RH, disgusting.
I like the idea but if you're going to do a proper take-down sub-12 airgun it'd be like the Air Arms S510 TDR. It is just the S510 action (which is one of the best going) but they've completely redesigned the stock and how it attaches, you cannot fire it with the stock off, the trigger is fully protected and it's super-light.
This is exactly what you said, an R12 with a thumb-screw rather than a bolt.
Fookin el rack all the rabbits would of pissed off before you put that together
A take down air gun is a waste. Just get a folder. Like for stuff that accepts buffer stocks.
I’ve got an irrational loyalty towards the BSA brand probably because of my first proper air rifle - a second hand Airsporter dad bought me in the 1960’s BUT this is a nonesense. Other companies are being really innovative in terms of folding stocks etc and I’ve got the original AA TDK which they subsequently “improved” by welding the silencer to the barrel so it was a lot less of a take down🤷♂️. I love the concept and anything that disguises what we are about these days has to be a positive, just like a silent backstop and a moderator on the barrel are so important for the backyard plinker - but this isn’t innovation, it’s an embarrassing mistake.
Brocock folding stock idea is the way to go.
Why has it got an 11mm one piece mount when bsa rails are 13mm
Don't make me laugh take down my arse😅😅
BSA running out of ideas Neil...😂
I wanted to love my BSA R12 - I thought it was everything I wanted in a rifle, but following several returns with the magazine and trigger issues it eventually got part exchanged for something else. Shame really because theyre visually stunning rifles.
I could call every rifle i own a " take down rifle, " just take the stock off , come on bsa you can do better, wtf ,
i's ay the first pellets went a bit to the right, rather than ALL the other pellets going to the left a bit :D
Not a take down. Just a gimmick to shift old stock.
Lol BSA better start again ffs😁😁
Any gun held in the stock by one bolt could be classed as a take down! I bet the fx drs is quicker to do than this 😂😅😂😅
Makes no sense what so ever if you ask me ? Ridiculous gun .
Take down. Wat a load of bullocks
Brilliant air rifle but a crap idea of a take down .
Your missing the point with the BSA takedown it's been designed for ease of transportation to and from your shooting destination brilliant well done BSA.
They all take apart !! Whats the point here rack ?? Bsa lost the plot