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Air Arms S410

Name: Air Arms S410
Brand: Air Arms

Bolt action · .22 Air (5.5mm) · introduced 2000

Also known as Air Arms S410 Classic

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About the Air Arms S410

The Air Arms S410 is a British pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) air rifle produced by Air Arms in East Sussex, England. A multi-shot evolution of the single-shot S400 platform, it feeds from a 10-shot rotary magazine cycled by a bolt action and is chambered for .177 and .22 calibre pellets. It pairs a match-grade Lothar Walther barrel with a two-stage adjustable trigger, takes a 190 bar fill, and delivers up to around 100 shots per charge in .22. In the UK it is most commonly supplied in sub-12 ft-lb form requiring no firearms certificate, and is a long-standing favourite for small-game hunting and target shooting.

Air Arms was among the early pioneers of the modern pre-charged pneumatic air rifle, launching its first PCP in 1988. The S410 built on that heritage by adding a 10-shot rotary magazine to the proven S400 action, becoming one of the best-selling British sporting air rifles of the 2000s.

Air Arms S410 specifications

General

Type: Rifle
Action: Bolt action
Firing mechanism: Hammer-fired
Trigger: Two stage
Calibres: .22 Air (5.5mm)
Magazine capacity: 10 rounds
Magazine: Rotary magazine

Dimensions

Barrel length: 494 mm (19.4 in)
Overall length: 1020 mm (40.2 in)
Weight (empty): 2.90 kg (6.39 lb)

Barrel

Rifling: Right hand

Materials

Barrel: Steel
Receiver / frame: Aluminum
Stock: Wood
Finish: blued

Performance

Muzzle velocity (typical): 175 m/s (574 fps)
Muzzle energy (typical): 16 J (12 ft·lb)
Effective range: 45 m

History

Introduced: 2000
Production status: In production
Country of origin: GB

Features

Pre charged pneumatic
10 shot rotary magazine
Lothar walther match barrel
Two stage adjustable trigger
190 bar fill
Removable air cylinder
Half inch unf silencer thread

Safety

Manual resettable safety

An FAC-rated high-power version is offered for licence holders. A sidelever-cocking variant of the S410 was later introduced alongside the original bolt-action model.