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Final Price reduction! £350 for the lot collected or £360 posted to your door!

Open to offers everyone. Cheers, Lewis

Price reduction now £400 Need the cash unfortunately. All the best, Lewis

Hey everyone Up for sale is my Air Arms S400 Carbine. Included in the sale is: S400 Carbine .177 Silencer Bipod, not sure of the make but it's a tilt version and very very sturdy indeed, possibly Harris. Half tins of each of the following, H&N FTTs, AA Field and Daystate Selects. All shoot very well. JSR 3-9x40AOIR + 1 piece mounts. Scope Cloths. Carry case. FX 3 stage pump - bought a few months ago from BAR. Fantastic little pump and not too much effort. Unfortunately i left this at my dads house as i was living there over the summer until i found a new place in London but i can have him post this to you at no extra cost if you take the full outfit. It's a fairly old gun now, i bought it off the BB's earlier this year and it was camo painted. I stripped this off and re-finished it. It was my first woodword experience and it's turned out ok. There's some slight blueing wear on the air cylinder as expected from an AA It could do with some finishing touches i guess but it's everyone's favourite gun Shoots very well. When i shot it last month it was doing 11.3 ftlbs and shot very consistent 5p groups at 30-40 yards. Hasn't been touched since as i have moved back to London for more studying. Please message/reply with any interest. PRICE REDUCTION!! £350 for the lot. £360 posted to your door! All the best, Lewis

I bought one on here i think it was. Second hand of course. It was ok but not great. So i did the old hair curler trick with some 'cloth' i can't remember exactly what it was and it's the quietest silencer i've ever come across for an air gun now. As it is it's ok but i'd go for a Weirauch or the AA Silencer if it's for an AA. All the best, Lewis

I got a second hand AAS400 .177 with bipod and Simmonds 3-9x40 scope then bought a brand new air pump for the sake of knowing it's clean and fresh and bought 5 tins of different pellets to try included the recommended from the previous owner, all for £435. If i'd got the pump second hand it obviously would have been less. Personally i'd recommend a scope with paralax adjustment for closer range stuff which will put your cost up a little but WELL worth it. Like people are saying the S410 is a within your price range second hand with a pump etc. Wouldn't see any change though really. Well worth the pennies as these guns are basic and brilliant. Mine is no effort but shoots 1'' groups at 60 - 70 yards. Can't fault that. Daystate shmaysate All the best, Lewis

Hey Personally i know that i'm shooting within the kill zone dead on from 10 - 35 yards and i very rarely go over that distance. So a range finder for me personally isn't much use as i know that at 40-50 yards i've got minimal hold over and don't shoot below 10 yards! If you're doing targets or learning your holdover or of course have a crazy .22 trajectory it could be useful. Unless you have a rimmy or something i personally don't think they're needed. All the best, Lewis

I'm going to go ahead and be a pain and say a .177 Cyclone. I know people the love the HW100's but when i held one i felt like i was at the gym holding a plank of wood with a metal pole sat on top. Not a nice feel but a shockingly accurate rifle. Only ever held the Cyclone but i'd love to shoot one. Everyone i've spoken to who owns or has shot one says they're great. Sleak, more pointable, more reliable and more pleasant to shoot. I think you need to be careful about which age Cyclone you pick though. Whichever you pick you'll have no problem taking out what you're shooting though. All the best, Lewis

This is interesting as i have a non FAC S400 which is STUPIDLY loud. It's not running hot in case people wonder, it's doing 11.3-5 ftlbs. I've had the standard AA Silencer and a SAK Silencer on it. One causes a loud thud that rumbles almost and the other a crack. Both can be heard equally down range! Pain in the **** really! Anyone recommend anything? Or just the HW? Sorry to thread hijack a bit but it'd kind of relevant as you could try the same methods i could Best of luck, Lewis

I used .22 for about 2 years and then switched to .177 and i won't go back unless i go FAC. It encourages me to shoot better as when hunting the shot needs to be more crucially placed. As for the 'over penetration' arguements it's rubbish, any hole through the brain no matter how big or small will provide my dinner! I also like the trajectory benefit as i know the holdovers/unders are less therefore i am re-assured of my judgement. Cheers, Lewis P.S if i went FAC i'd probably go for a .20 or .25 anyway.

I agree with what you want to do completely as i have a similar prpblem But i was under the impression this is classed as baiting and not allowed. Sorry just raising a possible point. Good luck though! Lewis

You really don't have to spend much to get good results. My second hand AAS400 carbine is kicking out 11.5ftlb's and shooting 1inch groups at 50 yards, no doubt further if i work on it and frankly i'm convinced i can get another 15 yards over that fine. So for you the S410 shouldn't be a bad choice. Much less cost the the HW100(K), well balanced, in my opinion and experience just as accurate, just as reliable and a great, fun, stupidly accurate rifle. To summarise: Air Arms S410 carbine with a silencer, AA Field pellets + a bipod and decent quality scope and you'll be hunting with no problems. Personally i prefer .177 and just put the shot in the right place rather than relying on a .22 to do the hard work. Hope this is at least SOME help. All the best and keep us posted as to your decision, Lewis

Hi everyone This summer i'm planning on getting back into my shooting and would like to get hold of an Air Arms S200 or 400 with pump. Unfortunately I don't drive so seller would have to post of be fairly local to Stamford/Peterborough. Please let me know what you have. Many thanks, Lewis

For sale is my Mesa Boogie 2x12 three-quarter back guitar amp cabinet. In top condition. The best sounding cab i've ever owned! Looking for around £450, open to offers Please contact for more info. Cheers, Lewis

Random but posting everywhere i can! For sale is my Peavey JSX guitar amp head. Don't want to sell but need to downsize and need the cash. Anyone reading this will probably know all about the amp. Please message me if you're interested. Looking for around £650 open to sensible offers Cheers guy, Lewis

Sold to Galkoi Thanks very much mate. Enjoy. Lewis

bump! Price negotiable but need to sell Don't want to say bye but must! Cheers, Lewis

Still for sale guys and it needs to go!

I'd probably say my SMK XS20 which is for sale RIGHT NOW!! no i'm kidding i'm sorry. I'm not too sure but i think if i had the money i'd probably go for a Rapid

Hey everyone As i'm heading off to uni i'm gradually selling my stuff as i need the cash. Up for sale is a 1 and a half year old .22 SMK XS20 (Z20, 20M) air rife. It's in good over-all condition, it just has some general usage markings on the stock which i think you can see all of in the pictures. Shoots well, 1 inch groups at 30 yards is the best i've had but i'm only an amature! Had many rabbits, pigeon and rats with it so it's well capable. Haven't shot it for a few months now so it's time she went! It is being sold with an SMK 3-9x40 scope with regular mounts. I'm afraid i lost the turret caps in the field... sorry. I also have no pictures of the scope but i assure you it's in good condition. Also with around 3/4 of a remaining tin of H&N FTT pellets. I only have one case for 2 rifles so i'm afraid it's being sold without a case. I really don't want to post this so collection from Stamford, Lincolnshire would be great. Price -- I'm looking for around £85 but i'm open to offers as close to that as possible. Please PM me for any questions etc Thanks, Lewis p.s. i'm advertising elsewhere

To be honest... there are probably going to be equal numbers of people who love both and would recommend both. So the only real way to find out is to get down to the shop and have a feel or get to a range where someone has them to try so you can decide for yourself. Cheers, Lewis

I'd say a .177 is only useful if you yourself are a good enough shot. As when hunting with .177 a mm or two makes all the difference. I've shot Pigeon and Rook in the brain before and they haven't died instantly which shows how small the margin for error is! .22 is more faff though with trajectories and stuff. See if a mate or someone close by on here has a .177 you can use one day and make up your own mind Cheers, Lewis

I can't shoot the family bunnies either it just feels wrong Maybe we're becoming pansies!!!! oh no!! Lewis

If i were you i'd scrap the Ultra idea and buy something better second hand. Look for an S400/S410 maybe. That or a HW100 if you can stretch the budget a bit more. Lewis

The people i know who have used/owned one have said it's a really great rifle but would choose the S200 over it for the price. That's somewhere aroud 4 -5 people. I handled one in a shop once and it felt very comfortable but i never got to fire it. Sorry i can't be more helpful. Lewis