In my personal, limited exploration of the historical content on the internet on the BSA Scorpion Multi-shot .22 I find little information. I'm sure this is due to the rapid technology advancement of PCP rifles, BSA and Air Arms included. Nevertheless, I am a lover of traditional rifles with beautiful walnut stocks, with precision accurate barrels, so the BSA Scorpion Multi-shot, though an early 2011 entry to the PCP field, I have read virtually all of the threads on AGN on the Scorpion, trying to research technical information on my "early" (2011?) BSA Scorpion Multishot .22. I am flying against the headwinds since the receiver block of my Scorpion has no factory printed or embossed information about this rifle. Only the barrel, beneath the shroud, has the manufacturer and caliber of the barrel imprinted. It does not have a manometer, but I think it will take 232 BAR of air, just like my new R10. This thread is for those of us who like traditional BSA rifles, and would like to post those nuggets of information they have discovered over the past decade, to help those of us who are just discovering these jewels. Huma Air and Rowan Manufacturing are two companies that support this rifle as well as airgunspares.com ; https://www.air-superiorityproducts.com/ : https://www.bakerairguns.com/product/bsa-scorpion-multishot-pcp-air-rifle/ : ;
