Airarms, bsa, theoben, air force, crosman, gamo, hammerli, ect were all conspicuously absent. we just started grabbing guns in the order they were displayed, and kept cranking until time was up.. Thing is the r10 is prob about double the shot count of the huntsman and this swings people but i own a hw100kt .177 which is lower shot count than both the r10 and the huntsman and never had a problem when out hunting.. The air ranger was never designed to handle that kind of punishment. in .22 caliber.....its your call if the extra dough is worth it. i believe its worth it for the sound, indexing pin, and extreme robustness of the reciever. i believe the wood is higher grade as well. food for thought.....there is a wolverine 2 coming out early next year..
Here are a couple measured comparisons between the 2 rifles; bsa r10 trigger pull - 15oz keep in mind, this is after i cut 2 coils from the trigger pull spring and fine tuned. out of the box it was a good bit heavier on the pull.. Hello mate, im an s410 mam myself but my pal sold his his daystate air ranger and bought an r10 and doesnt regret it, his daystate was just to heavy, as lovely looking as it was. up to you matey . share this post. link to post. zini 1,939 zini 1,939 pro hunter / pro target tart; members; 1,939. Howzit guys. as you all know by now i have a kalibrgun cricket .22. i am so tempted to sell the cricket and to get a air ranger in .22. i it better to keep the cricket or to get a air ranger..
