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How do you assemble a BSA airsporter?
Their are 12 different Versions of the BSA Airsporter. Each one is different.
What age is your BSA Airsporter air rifle serial no G10221?
There are 11 different Airsporter models. Which one are you asking about.
What age is your BSA Airsporter mk1 air rifle serial no G019330?
It was made between 1948 - 1959. That's all the information I have. You could try the link below for BSA.
What age is your BSA Airsporter mk1 air rifle serial no G10221?
This model BSA (UK) was made between 1948 -1959. It came in both .177 or .22 cal
What year bsa air rifle serial S 41760?
BSA made several different air rifles. Unfortunately you did not state the model number and that is critical. You could try to contact BSA and ask them. see the link below.
When did BSA release the Goldstar motorcycle?
BSA released the Goldstar motorcycle in the year 1938. It came in 350 cc and 550 cc. The motorcycle was a single-cylinder four-stroke. It was made until the year of 1963.
How many 1968 A65 BSA Spitfire motorcycles were made?
I think that 5,000,000,000 motorcycles have been made. The question is how many of the flagship high horsepower 1968 BSA spitfires were made. A few thousand for that year my estimate. Maybe less.
What year was a BSA C226 air rifle made?
I was unable to locate any information about the model C226, so I suggest you contact BSA directly and ask for assistance. See the link below.
What age is your bsa mercury air rifle serial no zc11927?
The BSA Mercury was made between 1972-1980
When was bsa cadet air rifle ser no B63724 manufactured?
BSA cadets were made between 1946-1959
In which year was the BSA A7 motorcycle first produced?
The BSA A7 motorcycle was made by the Birmingham Small Arms Company. The first production was in 1946. There were two versions of this model: the original 495 cc and in 1950 the improved 497 cc version.
Bsa motorcycles what does the bsa stand for?
BSA actually stands for "Birmingham (UK) Small Arms" they first made guns; hence the 3 crossed rifles on the badge. Yamaha, who first made pianoes, copied the idea putting 3 crossed tuning forks on their badge.
