How does BSA Standard 177 match modern requirements for muzzle velocity?

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Homologator

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Hi,

I have a recently fully reconditioned BSA 177 (Serial No 6009) which I would like to shoot at a local Air Gun Club. One of the members has suggested it "MIGHT" be illegal and over powered!

As it is 116 years old I am doubtful but it does concern me that some officious little twit could cause me a problem!

Any information most welcome.

Regards

David.

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Topic starter Posted : 23rd June 2022 15:25

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Garvin

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@homologator

David it's very unlikely if it's 116 years old. I would shoot at least 50 pellets through it first and have it chronoed before I did anything to it.

See this:

https://forum.vintageairgunsgallery.com/vintage-bsa-resources/vintage-bsa-lincoln-jeffries-technical-tips-faqs-2/#post-504

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Posted : 23rd June 2022 21:51

Homologator

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Hi, Sorry for the delay answering your kind information.

Many thanks for the 'Link' Ill print that off and study when I get home.

Love the Site, lots of really interesting information.

Kind Regards

David.

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Topic starter Posted : 25th June 2022 12:41

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