bsa ultra multi shot

[shabadoodoo 16]

thinking about buying one, just wanting to know what they like

[bristol tim 135]

just bought one, multi shot off a mate for the right money, am happy with it

[Elmer_Fudd 28]

Spot on as si

[hugo1 31]

would go for a single shot the multis jam

[villaman 9,983]

Hi

I have a ultra m/s .177 regged , it is a spot on gun . I use it more than the HW 100kt in the winter

THe multis do not jam with the new magazine .Just look at Si pittaway vids and posts on the ultra. A unregged gun will give you about 25-30 good shoots and a regged one 55-70 in .177

[hugo1 31]

i was told by city air weapons that they get loads of the multis back in that jammed and my mates got one hes took it back 3 times cause of the magazine

[optelic2 48]

Ive had mine 4 months and find it excellent although i did have a problem earlier on with the magazine indexing rod but this was repaired under warrenty. Ive used mine for rabbits for which it has been excellent although i normally use use fac air and rimmy for rabbit work. Main use for the Ultra is rats with my ns200 nv mounted on it. Its ideal as the Ultra is so light and i generally shoot off sticks which makes for very easy shooting. Ive previously owned most decent pcp's in the past but have a soft spot for the Ultra as its such a nice lightweight and short rifle.

 

[secretagentmole 1,701]

They are a great little gun, I just hate the MMC system on it, with a nice little side bolt this would make a cracking little rifle. I owned one for three weeks, I hated the cocking system that much!

[Ashy 0]

There a great gun, but because of jams and that tiny little bit of an accuracy increase and control go for the single shot.

Edited February 3, 2012 by Ashy

[optelic2 48]

There a great gun, but because of jams and that tiny little bit of an accuracy increase and control go for the single shot.

 

Single shot ok if you dont need quick follow up shots. Ratting last night i shot four rats in a matter of seconds something i couldnt have done with a single shot. The new bsa magazines are also very good, ive yet to have a jam after getting through four tins of pellets.I would say that there isnt any accuracy advantage in using a single shot?

Edited February 3, 2012 by optelic2

[Ashy 0]

There a great gun, but because of jams and that tiny little bit of an accuracy increase and control go for the single shot.

 

Single shot ok if you dont need quick follow up shots. Ratting last night i shot four rats in a matter of seconds something i couldnt have done with a single shot. The new bsa magazines are also very good, ive yet to have a jam after getting through four tins of pellets.I would say that there isnt any accuracy advantage in using a single shot?

 

There is not an accuracy advantage, but less chancee of damaging the skirt in loading one by one then letting them index through the mag. Not really more accurate just less chance of a flyer which could wound your target.

 

also there is no big bulky mag restricting low mounts.

 

Unless your using a HW100 ofc then you're fine

Edited February 3, 2012 by Ashy

[Metalman2 45]

As Villaman says, use the new mags, and no jams. The old mags are easy enough to service (plenty of info on utube/B---G)

[optelic2 48]

There a great gun, but because of jams and that tiny little bit of an accuracy increase and control go for the single shot.

 

Single shot ok if you dont need quick follow up shots. Ratting last night i shot four rats in a matter of seconds something i couldnt have done with a single shot. The new bsa magazines are also very good, ive yet to have a jam after getting through four tins of pellets.I would say that there isnt any accuracy advantage in using a single shot?

 

There is not an accuracy advantage, but less chancee of damaging the skirt in loading one by one then letting them index through the mag. Not really more accurate just less chance of a flyer which could wound your target.

 

also there is no big bulky mag restricting low mounts.

 

Unless your using a HW100 ofc then you're fine

 

No big bulky mag on the ultra had a hw100 didnt like it as it leaked.....

[Ashy 0]

There a great gun, but because of jams and that tiny little bit of an accuracy increase and control go for the single shot.

 

Single shot ok if you dont need quick follow up shots. Ratting last night i shot four rats in a matter of seconds something i couldnt have done with a single shot. The new bsa magazines are also very good, ive yet to have a jam after getting through four tins of pellets.I would say that there isnt any accuracy advantage in using a single shot?

 

There is not an accuracy advantage, but less chancee of damaging the skirt in loading one by one then letting them index through the mag. Not really more accurate just less chance of a flyer which could wound your target.

 

also there is no big bulky mag restricting low mounts.

 

Unless your using a HW100 ofc then you're fine

 

No big bulky mag on the ultra had a hw100 didnt like it as it leaked.....

 

your fine then. I have both there both sound rifles hw100kt in 177 and ultra in 22 (prefer the hw100 myself as mine is not leaking)

[villaman 9,983]

I have a ultra in .177 and HW100 kt .22 both good guns ,never had a problem apart from hw had to go back from new because under power