BSA .22 rifle magazine

[tc63 0]

I have a BSA Supersport .22 rifle which is missing it's magazine. Any tips for where I might find one?

[landrover 6]

Is'nt the bsa supersport an AIRRIFLE if so it doese'nt have a magazine, well they never did when i owned one

[Sterry 0]

no i have a feeling they named a rimfire and an airrifle supersport.

not sure but i know they sell the guns cheap like £30, couldnt you but on for spares??? or ask if they would sell you just the magazine??

[harry mac 1]

Try John Knibbs for all BSA spares. Not guaranteed to have one, but he'd be the best bet. It's also worth asking if your local gunshop/gunsmith has a "junk" drawer. I managed to get an extractor for a Webley garden gun and a set of open sights for a PH 243 out of a bloke's "junk drawer".

Yes, the Supersport was a rimfire long before it was an air gun. The old BSAs are nice rifles the fact that the Supersport can be scoped up easilly is a bonus. The receiver on my Sportsman 15 looks like a Swiss cheese where someone has drilled and tapped it for a side mount.

[rjimmer 4]

I got 2 kevlar replacement magazines for my Supersport Five from John Knibbs, at the gamefair, a few years ago. A bit of a tight fit but can be sanded down easily, as recommended at the time by JK.

 

http://www.airgunspares.com/

Edited May 27, 2009 by rjimmer