What is Air Arms TDR?

The TDR is a full-specification regulated S510 hunting rifle and is fitted with every feature that makes this rifle a worldwide best-seller. Where it differs is that the TDR is an S510 that can be taken apart in a matter of seconds and packed into its sturdy, foam lined hard case.

Are air arms Rifles any good?

I think when it comes to air rifles with the latest technology to offer a superior shooting experience, the answer to the question is very much definitely a solid YES they are very good! Whatever your shooting requirements, AirArms has something for you at your price budget.

Is Air Arms s410 regulated?

Designed for placing inside the pressure tube. There are two o-rings on the regulator body who seals inside the tube wall. The regulator is vented to the atmosphere for excellent regulating behavior and no creeping up in power on the long term.

Where are air arms made?

The stocks are made by Minelli in Italy, of which most gun manufacturers use today to ensure a very high quality finish as well as conformity across the range.

What comes in the air arms TDR travel case?

The Air Arms TDR comes packed in a very nice travel case that includes the rifle, fill probe, two 10 shot magazines and a users manual. The well made hard case even includes a nice cutout for a tin of pellets as well as enough room for a mounted scope.

What is a TDR rifle?

The TDR was the first Air Arms rifle to benefit from several new features that were soon introduced on the other 400/410 series rifles: The early TDR was only offered in .22 calibre, with beech or walnut stocks. There were no significant changes to the TDR until 2009.

What comes with the air arms S510 XS TDR?

For convenient transport, each S510 XS TDR comes with a hard case with custom cut foam that will fit the action with added space to allow a scope, buttstock, and even spaces for magazines and a tin of your favorite pellets. Each of these rifles is available in .177 and .22 caliber, with two of Air Arms standard ten-shot magazines in each package.

What happens when you remove the rear stock on a TDR?

When the rear stock is removed the pressure is automatically taken off the hammer spring, disabling the rifle. The TDR was the first Air Arms rifle to benefit from several new features that were soon introduced on the other 400/410 series rifles: The early TDR was only offered in .22 calibre, with beech or walnut stocks.