Air Arms

Use With: Air Arms S510 .22

This is the standard magazine supplied with the S410 and S510 PCP rifles.

Medium Power, Underlever, Spring Rifle

	Elegant Design and Look
	Field Target Competition Accuracy

The Beech ProSport is regarded by many as the best spring operated rifle available. The model comes in a standard format normally associated with a highly  tuned rifle. This includes features such as a 12 groove Lothar Walther barrel and a multi-adjustable two-stage trigger which make this gun a real winner. In  addition, synthetic bearings provide tuned "out of the box" performance. And last, but not least, the ProSport has an ergonomically designed, high combed,  beautiful beech sporter stock.

Technical Data for the Air Arms ProSport:

High Power, Underlever, Spring Rifle

Out of stock until early August

	Elegant Design and Look
	Field Target Competition Accuracy

The Beech ProSport is regarded by many as the best spring operated rifle available. The model comes in a standard format normally associated with a highly  tuned rifle. This includes features such as a 12 groove Lothar Walther barrel and a multi-adjustable two-stage trigger which make this gun a real winner. In  addition, synthetic bearings provide tuned "out of the box" performance. And last, but not least, the ProSport has an ergonomically designed, high combed,  beautiful beech sporter stock.

Technical Data for the Air Arms ProSport:

High Power, Side Lever, Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP)

	10-Shot Rotary Magazine
	Adjustable Power Settings

Evolution or Revolution? - The new Air Arms 510 Super Lite puts the question to you. Take the tried and true 410-ERB (Extra high power) multi-shot rifle and add a walnut right handed stock and the result is a great new look on a fantastic gun.

The S510 Super LIte  is available as an ambidextrous .177, .22 or .25 caliber PCP (pre-charged pneumatic) airgun. The Walnut stock is a new ambidextrous  stock.  A simple but effective manual safety on the trigger blade provides that little extra safety and comfort needed when working in the field. The new model also includes the Side Cocking Lever and a barrel shroud as well as the latest in filling ports. The fill port incorporates a built-in stainless steel air filter to help reduce the small particles that clog so many air rifle valve systems. The external rheostat style power adjustment knob allows you to precisely set your power level so you can fine tune your own rifle based on your specific needs. Add  all these features together and you have what is sure to become one of the most sought after air rifles today.

Features on the Air Arms S510 Super Lite:
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. Side Cocking Lever for super smoothness and ease of use.
. Safety on the trigger blade for enhanced shooting safety
. New ambidextrous walnut stock with beautiful checkering on neck, forearm and under forearm.
. External, adjustable power system which allows power levels from 12-30 fpe
· A super-efficient valve system which allows a greater number of shots per charge
· A 12 grooved Lothar Walther barrel
· A Multi-Adjustable 2-stage Trigger
· A 10-Shot Rotary Magazine
· An Air Filter enabled, quick-release charging connector

This rifle is equal to PCP's anywhere. All in all, this is a serious PCP for people interested in getting the biggest bang for their buck and the latest in new features as well. And let's not forget that the 510 Super Lite adds just that little extra power that serious shooters look for in a quality airgun.
We found the gun's new stock to be well balanced as well as beautiful. Check this model out, folks. We think you'll like what you'll see. This rifle will continue the Air Arms reputation as a favorite rifle of shooters everywhere.  

Technical Data for the Air Arms S510 Super Lite Walnut:

** As with all PCP rifles an external air supply is needed but not supplied with the rifle.  Ask about our hand pumps and scuba adapters.

Medium Power, Underlever, Spring Rifle

	Solid, Well Built
	Field Target Accuracy

Out of stock until early August

Over the years, the TX200 MkIII has proven itself to be a favorite among competitive shooters and sportsmen. And now that popularity trend is gaining even greater momentum. Whether you are looking for power, accuracy, or excellent fit and finish, the TX200 MkIII will stand out from the crowd.

An airgunner will be equally at home using the TX200 MkIII for competing in a local field target match or just shooting for enjoyment. One look at the TX200 MkIII is all it takes to convince you of the quality built into this air rifle. The distinctive look of the stock and the richness of the woodwork is obvious at a glance. The bluing is deep and flawless. Put these features together and it adds up to a top quality underlever airgun. And in addition to the excellent fit and finish, the TX200 Mk III sports a crisp two-stage trigger with a very predictable release point and an automatic safety that is activated by simply cocking the gun.

After reading about all of the standard features of the TX200 MkIII, it seems perfectly reasonable to discover that the power level matches the same high standards. Chronograph tests of the .177 calibers TX200 MkIII prove that it is possible to achieve high velocity without sacrificing accuracy. Straight Shooter's testing produced an average muzzle velocity of 933 feet per second in .177 caliber using Crosman Premiere 7.9 grain pellets. Additional chronograph tests using the heavier Crosman Premiere 10.5 grain pellets averaged a muzzle velocity of a whopping 830 feet per second. And unbelievably, the results above were done with little noise and only moderate recoil.

For .22 caliber fans, the results were also impressive. Testing with 14.3 grain Crosman Premiere pellets yielded velocities in excess of 725 feet per second. That's more than enough power for handling the heavier .22 caliber pellet. And, of course, the TX200 Mk III retained the accuracy for which it has become so well known.

What does all this add up to for the average airgunner? Have you ever purchased something and then wondered whether you made the right buying decision? Well, it means there is no more need to second-guess whether one made the right choice. · Quality · Power · Performance That says it all!

Technical Data for the Air Arms TX200:

Medium Power, Underlever, Spring Rifle

	Solid Well Built
	Field Target Accuracy

Call for availability on left handed models

Over the years, the TX200 MkIII has proven itself to be a favorite among competitive shooters and sportsmen. And now that popularity trend is gaining even greater momentum. Whether you are looking for power, accuracy, or excellent fit and finish, the TX200 MkIII will stand out from the crowd. An airgunner will be equally at home using the TX200 MkIII for competing in a local field target match or just shooting for enjoyment.

One look at the TX200 MkIII is all it takes to convince you of the quality built into this air rifle. The distinctive look of the stock and the richness of the woodwork is obvious at a glance. The bluing is deep and flawless. Put these features together and it adds up to a top quality underlever airgun. And in addition to the excellent fit and finish, the TX200 Mk III sports a crisp two-stage trigger with a very predictable release point and an automatic safety that is activated by simply cocking the gun.

After reading about all of the standard features of the TX200 MkIII, it seems perfectly reasonable to discover that the power level matches the same high standards. Chronograph tests of the .177 calibers TX200 MkIII prove that it is possible to achieve high velocity without sacrificing accuracy. Straight Shooters' testing produced an average muzzle velocity of 933 feet per second in .177 caliber using Crosman Premiere 7.9 grain pellets. Additional chronograph tests using the heavier Crosman Premiere 10.5 grain pellets averaged a muzzle velocity of a whopping 830 feet per second. And unbelievably, the results above were done with little noise and only moderate recoil.

For .22 caliber fans, the results were also impressive. Testing with 14.3 grain Crosman Premiere pellets yielded velocities in excess of 725 feet per second. That's more than enough power for handling the heavier .22 caliber pellet. And, of course, the TX200 Mk III retained the accuracy for which it has become so well known.

What does all this add up to for the average airgunner? Have you ever purchased something and then wondered whether you made the right buying decision? Well, it means there is no more need to second-guess whether one made the right choice.
· Quality
· Power
· Performance
That says it all!

Technical Data for the Air Arms TX200:

Call for availability

High Power, Underlever, Spring Rifle

	Solid Well Built
	Field Target Accuracy

Out of stock until early August

One look at the TX200 MkIII Carbine is all it takes to convince you of the quality built into this air rifle. The distinctive look of the stock and the richness of the woodwork is obvious at a glance. The blueing is deep and flawless. Put these features together and it adds up to a top quality underlever airgun. And in addition to the excellent fit and finish, the TX200 Mk III Carbine sports a crisp two-stage trigger with a very predictable release point and an automatic safety that is activated by simply cocking the gun.

After reading about all of the standard features of the TX200 MkIII Carbine, it seems perfectly reasonable to discover that the power level matches the same high standards. Chronograph tests of the .177 calibers TX200 MkIII Carbine prove that it is possible to achieve high velocity without sacrificing accuracy. Straight Shooters' testing produced an average muzzle velocity of 933 feet per second in .177 caliber using Crosman Premier 7.9 grain pellets. Additional chronograph tests using the heavier Crosman Premier 10.5 grain pellets averaged a muzzle velocity of a whopping 830 feet per second. And unbelievably, the results above were done with little noise and only moderate recoil.
For .22 caliber fans, the results were also impressive. Testing with 14.3 grain Crosman Premier pellets yielded velocities in excess of 725 feet per second. That's more than enough power for handling the heavier .22 caliber pellet. And, of course, the TX200 Mk III Carbine retained the accuracy for which it has become so well known.

What does all this add up to for the average airgunner? Have you ever purchased something and then wondered whether you made the right buying decision? Well, it means there is no more need to second-guess whether one made the right choice.
· Quality
· Power
· Performance
That says it all!

Technical Data for the Air Arms TX200 Carbine:

High Power, Underlever, Spring Rifle

	Solid Well Built
	Field Target Accuracy

Call for availability on left handed models

One look at the TX200 MkIII is all it takes to convince you of the quality built into this air rifle. The distinctive look of the stock and the richness of the woodwork is obvious at a glance. The blueing is deep and flawless. Put these features together and it adds up to a top quality underlever airgun. And in addition to the excellent fit and finish, the TX200 Mk III sports a crisp two-stage trigger with a very predictable release point and an automatic safety that is activated by simply cocking the gun.

After reading about all of the standard features of the TX200 MkIII, it seems perfectly reasonable to discover that the power level matches the same high standards. Straight Shooters' testing produced an average muzzle velocity of 933 feet per second in .177 caliber using Crosman Premier 7.9 grain pellets. Additional chronograph tests using the heavier Crosman Premier 10.5 grain pellets averaged a muzzle velocity of a whopping 830 feet per second. And unbelievably, the results above were done with little noise and only moderate recoil.
For .22 caliber fans, the results were also impressive. Testing with 14.3 grain Crosman Premier pellets yielded velocities in excess of 725 feet per second. That's more than enough power for handling the heavier .22 caliber pellet. And, of course, the TX200 Mk III retained the accuracy for which it has become so well known.

What does all this add up to for the average airgunner? Have you ever purchased something and then wondered whether you made the right buying decision? Well, it means there is no more need to second-guess whether one made the right choice.
· Quality
· Power
· Performance
That says it all!

Technical Data for the Air Arms TX200 Carbine:

Round Nose .177 Pellets

Out of stock
 

The Air Arms Field .177 caliber is one of the most popular additions to our air rifle pellet line-up and is definitely a winner. It ranks right up there with the Crosman Premier and Beeman FTS as potential field target pellets. The round headed design makes the pellet stable and aerodynamic at longer distances. Shooters interested in finding a pellet which groups well with a particular airgun should be sure not to overlook testing this pellet. Head size 4.52

Round Nose .25 Pellets
 

The Air Arms Diabolo Field is Air Arms entry into the .25 caliber market.  This pellet maintains the quality of JSB (manufacturer) pellets with consistency of quality and hard hitting power.  The round headed design makes the pellet more stable and aerodynamic for the power of the big .25 caliber air rifles.  Shooters interested in finding a pellet which groups well with a particular airgun should be sure not to overlook testing this pellet.  Head size 6.35.