The owner of an S510 XS Xtra gets the full range of Air Arms performance developments, presented in the combination of an elegant stock and sleek action.
Within that action, an enhanced firing system delivers high power and full hunting standard accuracy.

The S510 XS Xtra is equipped with a Series 7 regulator and valve system and has a power adjuster on the side of the rifle.

Fit & Finish

The S510 has the quality and attention to detail that we all know from Air Arms.
From the fitted stock to finish of the metal and the cocking of the lever.

The S510’s multi-shot action uses 10-shot magazines and a made from high quality materials.
When loading an cocking the rifle, the action on smooth and easy to use.

Using the S510 XS Xtra

The S510 uses a side-lever to cock and load the rifle. The S510’s action has an internal lever that rotates and indexes the magazines.
The way this lever works lowers the chance of a double feed.

On the side is a power adjuster that cuts off the transfer port.
This adjuster has set positions and it is easy to return to different settings.
Thanks to this adjuster, it is very easy to change your power output and optimize the rifle for different kinds of ammunition and purposes.

The Match-grade Lothar Walther barrel is fitted inside a protective shroud.
This shroud has baffles and acts as a moderator. Optionally the muzzle is threaded for an extra moderator/silencer.
Note: the threads on the muzzle are internal (female). Because of this you can only use the Q-Tec Silencer or you need an adapter.

When shooting the S510 XS Xtra, the cocking and loading is very smooth and the trigger is a pleasure to use.
The 2 included magazines are easy to load and do not need to be winded.

Filling the S510 XS Xtra

The ATA Airborne is a solid choice for newcomers to PCP airgunning or anyone after a reliable, budget-friendly back garden shooter. It’s a full-size, regulated air rifle that delivers consistent performance without breaking the bank — and it even comes dressed in a right-handed walnut stock with ATA’s signature stippling for a touch of style.

It’s particularly well-suited for basic target shooting and casual plinking, with a smooth side lever action, built-in regulator, and generous 545cc air capacity to keep you shooting for longer.

If you’re after your first PCP or a dependable knockabout rifle that doesn’t feel cheap in the hand, the ATA Airborne is a great place to start.

Key Features:

• Regulated PCP air rifle for consistent shot-to-shot performance
• Right-handed walnut stock with custom ATA stippling for grip and aesthetics
• Includes 2x multi-shot magazines for quick follow-ups
• Threaded barrel with silencer included – ready for quiet plinking
• Picatinny optics rail – no messing about with mounts
• Side lever action – smooth and modern
• QD Foster fill connector – easy top-ups at the bottle or pump

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 1120mm
• Weight: 4.5kg
• Air Capacity: 545cc
• Fill Pressure: 220 BAR
• Barrel: 480mm rifled (unchoked)
• Optics Rail: Picatinny
• Muzzle: Threaded with included silencer
• Stock: Right-handed walnut with ATA stippling
• Action: Side lever
• Magazine: 2x multi-shot rotary magazines
• Filling Method: Quick-fill Foster connector

The AK74U takes the already famous AK74 lineage and shrinks it into the compact little brute that turned up everywhere from armoured vehicle crews to, well, anyone who needed something short, loud and unmistakably Soviet. The real ones were developed in the early 70s by Mikhail Kalashnikov as part of the same programme that replaced the AKM. They first saw action during the 1979 Afghanistan conflict, and the rest is Cold War history. The design went on to spread through former Soviet states, Eastern Bloc militaries and pretty much any third world force with a shopping list and a budget.

This replica follows the same approach. It is not trying to be a polished show pony. It is built to feel and handle like the gun it is mimicking, which means the wood furniture is intentionally rough and the finish marks with normal use. That is not a flaw, it is the whole point. If someone wants a pristine, glass smooth toy, this is not going to make them happy. If they want something that looks and behaves like a 70s Soviet carbine, they are in the right place.

Powered by a single 12 gram CO2 capsule, it delivers about twenty shots at roughly 400 fps. The magazine holds 18 steel BBs and the weight sits just over 3 kg, so you are not getting some hollow featherweight. Collectors, reenactors or anyone who just enjoys owning a slice of Cold War aesthetic will get a kick out of it. It also makes a great wall hanger, assuming you have confidence in your brackets.

Specifications

• Action: Semi-auto CO2
• Calibre: 4.5 mm steel BB
• Power source: 1 × 12 g CO2 capsule
• Shot count: Around 20 shots per capsule
• Magazine capacity: 18 BBs
• Velocity: Approximately 400 fps
• Stock: Folding with Wood furniture (intentionally rough like period originals)
• Weight: Just over 3 kg
• Finish notes: Marks and wears like a real AK from the era by design