[FOR SALE] BSA Ultra Multishot air rifle plus lots of extras.

The time has come to sell up my pride and joy as I just have no where to use it. It's literally seen just three tins of pellets through it..

Some info about it:

It's a BSA Ultra Multishot

Calibre: .22
Was originally bought in October 2008 with receipts to prove but just hasn't been used at all really.
Condition: Excellent - Extremely well looked after rifle.

Extras:

1. 1.Weihrauch silencer which cost £42 and is mint.
2. 2.Fitted bipod with extendable / retractable legs - was £30 iirc.
3. 3.JSR 3-9x40 PX Illuminated scope worth £59
4. 4.BSA Carbine gunbag worth £45

Everything as new.

PRICE: £375 collected (I'm in Wakefield), £395 posted.
PAYMENT: Cash on collection/Paypal (buyer reponsible for fees) / bank transfer.

Photos below. Thanks for looking:

Additional piccies.

git..

that is all...

[yorkie_chris]

Would you split the moderator and bipod?

Actually never mind the moderator as mine's 177

Not gonna consider splitting just yet, just want to sell it all as a package really. Will let you know if I change my mind though.

Also have an FX Stirrup pump available which I'll let go for £80.

[yorkie_chris]

Fair do's. Just for anyones info I have one of these and it's a really nice bit of kit. The .22 should be lots better than mine for shot count which is the worst thing about it for plinking, but no problem for hunting.

I too had a BSA Ultra .22 but mine was the single shot. Got rid of it last year but it was a nice piece of kit

Cheers Chris, yeah they're lovely rifles. It gets about 45 good shots per fill before the power starts to drop on it. There is a regulator mod you can get done on it though that ups it to around 100.

I get on well with it. It's really short and comfortable to hold which adds to its "pointability". Saying that, I've only used this one 3/4 times for hunting but now I have no where to shoot there's no point in me keeping hold of it.

[yorkie_chris]

Yeah there's a guy called tench who can put a reg on them or a guy called John Bowkett who actually designed it who blueprints them. Apparently blueprinting them makes them into a proper tack driver and gives a good boost to the shot count.

I was always against getting a multi, my rifles seem to get a bit of abuse and I was paranoid about getting crap in the mechanism but it doesn't seem an issue. But it came up cheap, and it was that or a logun axsor, figured the BSA was easier to carry on bike

Now sold. .

A guy from an airgun forum has just been to pick the rifle up. Didn't expect to flog it that quick!