Benjamin Sheridan Armada BTAP22SX vs BSA Sportsman HV

Benjamin Sheridan Armada BTAP22SX

BSA Sportsman HV

At the heart of the Sportsman’s high-velocity action is the BSA 10-shot repeater system, allied to a spring-loaded, press-toload feature which can cycle shots at the rate of one per second. The Sportsman has a match-quality, full-floated BSA barrel that comes threaded and capped to accept a specialist BSA silencer. The recoilless action is cocked by a press from the shooter’s fingertips, which allows the rifle to remain loaded and ready for action, yet safely un-cocked until it’s on aim and ready to shoot. Add the Sportsman’s fully-chequered stock and two-stage, adjustable trigger and this rifle becomes a supreme air-powered hunting machine. Magazine: The latest-version of the BSA 10-shot, removable, rotary magazine adds rapid reloading to the Sportsman’s impressive list of features. Magazine: The latest-version of the BSA 10-shot, removable, rotary magazine adds rapid reloading to the Sportsman’s impressive list of features. Trigger: Curved blade, easy adjustments, two distinctly separate stages and a precision let-off give the shooter total control of every shot. Stock: Full-length, Schnabel-tipped fore end, with semi-match grip, extensive chequering and a scope height cheekpiece make the Lonestar’s stock perfect for sporting use.