اقدم لكم في هذا الموضوع البريفكس لمعظم انواع الbsa وحتي يكون الموضوع مفهوما
فالمقصود بالبريفكس هو الحروف الموجودة في اول السيريال المكتوب علي البندقية
وقيمة هذه الحروف انه من خلالها يكن تحديد كلامن :
موديل البندقية الbsa وكذلك السنوات التي تم انتاج البندقية فيها(بداية التصنيع ونهايته)
وهذا طبقا للكتاب الذي اصدرته شركة bsa guns واسم الكتاب هو Golden Century BSA والذي نشر عام2002
قبل عرض الموضوع اقول :
اولا:انه يحمل اغلب البريفكس وليس كلها(عشان محدش يتخض اذا ملقاش البريفكس بتاع بندقيته)
ثانيا:البريفكس الذي سوف ترونه منقول من موقع اجنبي(هذا للأمانة) نقلا عن الكتاب لان لو الكتاب تحت يدي لكنت نشرت الاجزاء المهمة منه في الموقع
ثالثا: ساقوم بتحديث هذه المعلومات كلما وجدت جديدا
واليكم البريفكس والانواع والتواريخ:
Prefix Gun Calibre Date
A CADET 0.177 1945/46
AA BUCCANEER 0.177 1979-
B CADET 0.177 1946/49
BA CADET 0.177 1949/51
BC CADET 0.177 1951/59
C CADET MAJOR 0.177 1947/49
CA CADET MAJOR 0.177 1949/55
CC CADET MAJOR 0.177 1955/57
DA BUCCANEER 0.22 1979-
E CLUB MK1 0.177 1948/50
EA CLUB MK1 0.177 1950/54
EB CLUB MK1 0.177 1955/57
EC CLUB MK1 0.177 1958
ED CLUB MK2 0.177 1959
EE AIRSPORTER+FEW CLUB MK2 0.177 1959/65
EF AIRSPORTER MK2 0.177 1965/67
EG AIRSPORTER MK2 0.177 1967/68
EK AIRSPORTER MK4 0.177 1969/71
EL AIRSPORTER MK5 0.177 1971/74
EN AIRSPORTER MK5 AND 6 0.177 1974-
EP AIRSPORTER 'S' 0.177 1979-
G AIRSPORTER MK1 0.22 1948/54
GA AIRSPORTER MK1 0.22 1955/56
GB AIRSPORTER MK1 0.22 1956/58
GC AIRSPORTER MK1 0.22 1958/59
GD AIRSPORTER MK2 0.22 1959/65
GE AIRSPORTER MK2 0.22 1965/67
GF AIRSPORTER MK2 0.22 1967/68
GG AIRSPORTER MK2 0.22 1968/69
GI AIRSPORTER MK4 0.22 1969/71
GJ AIRSPORTER MK5 0.22 1971/74
GL AIRSPORTER MK 5 AND 6 0.22 1974-
GM AIRSPORTER 'S' 0.22 1979-
K MERLIN 0.177 1962/64
KA MERLIN 0.177 1964/68
L MERLIN 0.22 1962/64
LA MERLIN 0.22 1964/68
M CADET MAJOR 1947/48
N METEOR MK1 0.177 1959/62
NA METEOR MK2 0.177 1962/66
NB METEOR MK2 0.177 1966/68
ND METEOR MK3 0.177 1967/69
NE METEOR MK3 AND S/ METEOR MK3 0.177 1969/73
NG METEOR MK4 AND S/ METEOR MK4 0.177 1973-79
NH METEOR MK5 AND S/ METEOR MK5 0.177 1979-
PA SCORPION 0.177 1977-
PB SCORPION 0.22 1977-
T METEOR MK1 0.22 1959/62
TA METEOR MK2 0.22 1962/66
TB METEOR MK2 0.22 1966/68
TD METEOR + SUPER MK3 0.22 1967/69
TE METEOR + SUPER MK3 0.22 1969/73
TG METEOR + SUPER MK4 0.22 1974/78
TH METEOR + SUPER 0.22 1979-
W CADET 0.177 1949/50
W MERCURY MK1 0.177 1971/73
WB MERCURY MK2 0.177 1974/78
WC MERCURY MK3 0.177 1978-
WH MERCURY S 0.177 1980-
Y CADET MAJOR 0.177 1949-
Z MERCURY MK1 0.22 1971/73
ZB MERCURY MK2 0.22 1974/78
ZC MERCURY MK3 0.22 1978-
ZH MERCURY S 0.22 1980-
these were added .
AR - Supersport .177
AS - Spitfire .177
C - Standard Club.177
DN - Super Ten .177
DP - Super Ten .177 ?
ER - Airsporter S Mk II .177 1983-85
ES - Airsporter S MkIII 1985-86
ET - Stutzen & Carbine .177 1985-86
GN - Airsporter Mk VII .22 1983-86
GP - Airsporter S Mk II .22 1985-85
GS - Goldstar .22 1991-2000
GT - Goldstar .177 1991-2000
RA - Scorpion pistol .22 1972 -
RB - Scorpion pistol.22 1972-94
RH - Superstar .22 1990-2001
T - BSA Standard .22 1936-39
ZR - Airsporter RB2 .22 1992-2000
ZT - Airsporter RB2 Stutzen .22 1992-2000
1A - Firebird .177 2001-current
2A - Firebird .22 2001 - current.
The 'C' designation was also used for the Airsporter Centenary
The 'WR' designation was used for the .22 RB2 Airsporter
The 'GR' designation was used for the .22 Airsporter Stutzen
The 'AWC' designation was used for the 635 Magnum
The 'DR' designation was used for the Spitfire
The 'TH' designation was used for the .22 Supersport
The 'S' designation was used for the Standard
The 'CS' designation was used for the Club Standard
The 'A' designation was used for the 'A' series Standard
The 'L' designation was also used for the break-barrel known variously as the 'Lightweight' or 'Ladies Pattern'
The 'AP' designation was used for the 240 Magnum air pistol
المفاجاة الثانية التي اود ان اضعها لكي يصبح الموضوع شبه مكتمل (لان الكمال لله وحده) هي: وضع بدايات تاريخ التصنيع لبنادق ضغط الهواء (الرش) بالترتيب الزمني كما جاءت في موقع bsa واليكم:
ny formed
• 1864 First Government military arms contract
Prior to 1905 all work undertaken by BSA was for UK and Foreign Government contracts, no commercial work was undertaken.
• 1905 Manufacture 1st Lincoln Jeffries air rifle
• 1907 10,000th Lincoln Jeffries air rifle made
• 1906 Contract to make100, 000 rifles for the War Office, (War Office pattern miniature .22)
• 1910 Contract to make 60,000 .310 Martini rifles for Australian Government
• 1909 Introduction of BSA’s first commercial sporting & target rifle, a Martini action that continued in production till 1986
• 1911 Production of first mass produced shotgun in .410
• 1914 Rifle production increased from 135 to 10,000 per week in two years to meet demand of WW1
• 1915 1st Lewis Gun manufactured
• 1919 Company restructured into three divisions
• 1920 Production of 12 bore double barrel shotgun
• 1933 1st BSA break barrel air rifle, ‘Breakdown Pattern’
• 1939-1945 BSA manufacture over 50% of all small arms used by British forces in WW2
• 1940 Factory covers 32 acres, bombed 3 times in 3 months destroying 4.5 acres, 53 killed & 89 injured
During WW2 BSA made
568,100 .303 Browning machine guns
1,250,000 .303 Lee Enfield rifles
60,000 7.92 ‘BESA’ machine guns
• 1945 Manufacture of 1st Cadet air rifle
• 1946 Manufacture of Cadet Major air rifle
• 1948 Manufacture of 1st Airsporter air rife
• 1949 Manufacture of 1st Gold Medal winning Martini International.22 target rifle
• 1950 Awarded Government contract to produce 1st Self Loading Rifle (SLR) in NATO 7.62
• 1954 Introduction of Hunter sporting rifle
• 1959 Introduction of the ‘Majestic Range’ of classic sporting air rifles
• 1959 Introduction of 1st air rifle to have a telescopic sight, the Meteor
• 1962 Introduction of Meteor Mk2
• 1962 Introduction of Merlin air rifle
• 1962 Introduction of Armatic .22 self loading rifle
• 1962 Introduction of Airsporter Mk2 air rifle
• 1962 Introduction Snipe single barrel 12 bore shotgun
• 1963 Introduction of the High Power sporting rifle
• 1965 Introduction of the Monarch sporting rifle
• 1968 Introduction of Meteor Super air rifle
• 1972 Introduction of the CF2 range of sporting rifles
• 1972 Introduction of Mercuary air rifle
• 1973 Introduction of Scorpion air pistol
• 1977 Introduction of the Buccaneer air rifle
• 1980 Introduction of the Mercury S air rifle
• 1982 Special edition of 1000 Centenary Airsporters to commemorate 100 years since the registration of Piled Arms Trade Mark
• 1985 Introduction of Challenger air rifle
• 1985 Introduction of Maxi Grip scope rail
• 1985 Introduction of Airsporter Stutzen air rifle
• 1985 Introduction of Shadow and Trooper Carbine air rifles
• 1986 Production of VS2000 prototype, first repeating air rifle (not produced commercially) but some features latter used in the SuperTEN
• 1986 BSA Guns liquidated, bought by Gamo and renamed BSA Guns (UK) Ltd
• 1986 Introduction of Supersport air rifle
• 1987 Introduction of Meteor Challanger and Airsporter Carbine air rifles
• 1990 Introduction of Superstar, 1st rotary breech air rifle
• 1991 Introduction of Goldstar, 1st commercial repeating air rifle
• 1992 Introduction of Airsporter RB2 rotary breech air rifle
• 1992 Introduction of shotgun type safety catch on Airsporter RB2 air rifle
• 1993 Introduction of Meteor Mk6 air rifle
• 1994 Introduction of .240 Magnum air pistol
• 1996 Introduction of SuperTEN, 1st BSA pre-charged pneumatic air rifle
• 1997 Introduction of Supersport Lightning air rifle
• 1999 Introduction of SuperTEN Mk2 pre-charged pneumatic air rifle
• 1999 Introduction of Spitfire pre-charged pneumatic air rifle
• 2001 Introduction of Firebird rotary breech pre-charged pneumatic air rifle
• 2002 BSA took on the distribution of Gamo products in the UK
• 2003 Introduction of the Superten Bull Barrel
• 2003 Introduction of the Hornet
• 2003 Hornet awarded “Best New Hunting Air Rifle” by Shooting Times
• 2004 Introduction of the Hornet Multishot
• 2005 Special edition of 100 Superten and Lightning XL to celebrate 100 years of Airgun manufacture
• 2005 Introduction of the Scorpion
• 2005 Introduction of the Ultra
• 2006 Introduction of the XL Tactical
• 2006 Introduction of the Comet
• 2007 Introduction of the Scorpion T-10
• 2007 Introduction of the Lonestar
[ارجو بهذا الموضوع ان اكون قد افدت عشاق الbsa
الذين احبوا تلك البندقية التي تستحق المحبة والاحترام
والذين ارهقهم البحث عن معلومات عنها
لانه كما قال سابقا المهندس طلعت ان الbsa المعلومات في النت عنها قليلة
اذن فلنجعل موقعنا هذا مرجعا لكل من احب ان يعلم شيئا عن حبيبتي ومعشوقتي ال bsa
تلك البندقية التي اصبح الجيل الجديد لا يتذكرها الا لماما كما يتذكر الانسان الميت او الغائب
الذي يحزنني في الامر انها انجليزية الصنع ...... كم تمنيت ان لو كانت مصرية ولذلك فيحضرني قول الشاعر
عار علي ابن النيل سباق الورى * مهما تقلب دهره ان يسبقا
فتعلموا فالعلم مفتــــاح العـــــــلا * لم يبق بابا للسعادة مغلقا
فالمقصود بالبريفكس هو الحروف الموجودة في اول السيريال المكتوب علي البندقية
وقيمة هذه الحروف انه من خلالها يكن تحديد كلامن :
موديل البندقية الbsa وكذلك السنوات التي تم انتاج البندقية فيها(بداية التصنيع ونهايته)
وهذا طبقا للكتاب الذي اصدرته شركة bsa guns واسم الكتاب هو Golden Century BSA والذي نشر عام2002
قبل عرض الموضوع اقول :
اولا:انه يحمل اغلب البريفكس وليس كلها(عشان محدش يتخض اذا ملقاش البريفكس بتاع بندقيته)
ثانيا:البريفكس الذي سوف ترونه منقول من موقع اجنبي(هذا للأمانة) نقلا عن الكتاب لان لو الكتاب تحت يدي لكنت نشرت الاجزاء المهمة منه في الموقع
ثالثا: ساقوم بتحديث هذه المعلومات كلما وجدت جديدا
واليكم البريفكس والانواع والتواريخ:
Prefix Gun Calibre Date
A CADET 0.177 1945/46
AA BUCCANEER 0.177 1979-
B CADET 0.177 1946/49
BA CADET 0.177 1949/51
BC CADET 0.177 1951/59
C CADET MAJOR 0.177 1947/49
CA CADET MAJOR 0.177 1949/55
CC CADET MAJOR 0.177 1955/57
DA BUCCANEER 0.22 1979-
E CLUB MK1 0.177 1948/50
EA CLUB MK1 0.177 1950/54
EB CLUB MK1 0.177 1955/57
EC CLUB MK1 0.177 1958
ED CLUB MK2 0.177 1959
EE AIRSPORTER+FEW CLUB MK2 0.177 1959/65
EF AIRSPORTER MK2 0.177 1965/67
EG AIRSPORTER MK2 0.177 1967/68
EK AIRSPORTER MK4 0.177 1969/71
EL AIRSPORTER MK5 0.177 1971/74
EN AIRSPORTER MK5 AND 6 0.177 1974-
EP AIRSPORTER 'S' 0.177 1979-
G AIRSPORTER MK1 0.22 1948/54
GA AIRSPORTER MK1 0.22 1955/56
GB AIRSPORTER MK1 0.22 1956/58
GC AIRSPORTER MK1 0.22 1958/59
GD AIRSPORTER MK2 0.22 1959/65
GE AIRSPORTER MK2 0.22 1965/67
GF AIRSPORTER MK2 0.22 1967/68
GG AIRSPORTER MK2 0.22 1968/69
GI AIRSPORTER MK4 0.22 1969/71
GJ AIRSPORTER MK5 0.22 1971/74
GL AIRSPORTER MK 5 AND 6 0.22 1974-
GM AIRSPORTER 'S' 0.22 1979-
K MERLIN 0.177 1962/64
KA MERLIN 0.177 1964/68
L MERLIN 0.22 1962/64
LA MERLIN 0.22 1964/68
M CADET MAJOR 1947/48
N METEOR MK1 0.177 1959/62
NA METEOR MK2 0.177 1962/66
NB METEOR MK2 0.177 1966/68
ND METEOR MK3 0.177 1967/69
NE METEOR MK3 AND S/ METEOR MK3 0.177 1969/73
NG METEOR MK4 AND S/ METEOR MK4 0.177 1973-79
NH METEOR MK5 AND S/ METEOR MK5 0.177 1979-
PA SCORPION 0.177 1977-
PB SCORPION 0.22 1977-
T METEOR MK1 0.22 1959/62
TA METEOR MK2 0.22 1962/66
TB METEOR MK2 0.22 1966/68
TD METEOR + SUPER MK3 0.22 1967/69
TE METEOR + SUPER MK3 0.22 1969/73
TG METEOR + SUPER MK4 0.22 1974/78
TH METEOR + SUPER 0.22 1979-
W CADET 0.177 1949/50
W MERCURY MK1 0.177 1971/73
WB MERCURY MK2 0.177 1974/78
WC MERCURY MK3 0.177 1978-
WH MERCURY S 0.177 1980-
Y CADET MAJOR 0.177 1949-
Z MERCURY MK1 0.22 1971/73
ZB MERCURY MK2 0.22 1974/78
ZC MERCURY MK3 0.22 1978-
ZH MERCURY S 0.22 1980-
these were added .
AR - Supersport .177
AS - Spitfire .177
C - Standard Club.177
DN - Super Ten .177
DP - Super Ten .177 ?
ER - Airsporter S Mk II .177 1983-85
ES - Airsporter S MkIII 1985-86
ET - Stutzen & Carbine .177 1985-86
GN - Airsporter Mk VII .22 1983-86
GP - Airsporter S Mk II .22 1985-85
GS - Goldstar .22 1991-2000
GT - Goldstar .177 1991-2000
RA - Scorpion pistol .22 1972 -
RB - Scorpion pistol.22 1972-94
RH - Superstar .22 1990-2001
T - BSA Standard .22 1936-39
ZR - Airsporter RB2 .22 1992-2000
ZT - Airsporter RB2 Stutzen .22 1992-2000
1A - Firebird .177 2001-current
2A - Firebird .22 2001 - current.
The 'C' designation was also used for the Airsporter Centenary
The 'WR' designation was used for the .22 RB2 Airsporter
The 'GR' designation was used for the .22 Airsporter Stutzen
The 'AWC' designation was used for the 635 Magnum
The 'DR' designation was used for the Spitfire
The 'TH' designation was used for the .22 Supersport
The 'S' designation was used for the Standard
The 'CS' designation was used for the Club Standard
The 'A' designation was used for the 'A' series Standard
The 'L' designation was also used for the break-barrel known variously as the 'Lightweight' or 'Ladies Pattern'
The 'AP' designation was used for the 240 Magnum air pistol
المفاجاة الثانية التي اود ان اضعها لكي يصبح الموضوع شبه مكتمل (لان الكمال لله وحده) هي: وضع بدايات تاريخ التصنيع لبنادق ضغط الهواء (الرش) بالترتيب الزمني كما جاءت في موقع bsa واليكم:
ny formed
• 1864 First Government military arms contract
Prior to 1905 all work undertaken by BSA was for UK and Foreign Government contracts, no commercial work was undertaken.
• 1905 Manufacture 1st Lincoln Jeffries air rifle
• 1907 10,000th Lincoln Jeffries air rifle made
• 1906 Contract to make100, 000 rifles for the War Office, (War Office pattern miniature .22)
• 1910 Contract to make 60,000 .310 Martini rifles for Australian Government
• 1909 Introduction of BSA’s first commercial sporting & target rifle, a Martini action that continued in production till 1986
• 1911 Production of first mass produced shotgun in .410
• 1914 Rifle production increased from 135 to 10,000 per week in two years to meet demand of WW1
• 1915 1st Lewis Gun manufactured
• 1919 Company restructured into three divisions
• 1920 Production of 12 bore double barrel shotgun
• 1933 1st BSA break barrel air rifle, ‘Breakdown Pattern’
• 1939-1945 BSA manufacture over 50% of all small arms used by British forces in WW2
• 1940 Factory covers 32 acres, bombed 3 times in 3 months destroying 4.5 acres, 53 killed & 89 injured
During WW2 BSA made
568,100 .303 Browning machine guns
1,250,000 .303 Lee Enfield rifles
60,000 7.92 ‘BESA’ machine guns
• 1945 Manufacture of 1st Cadet air rifle
• 1946 Manufacture of Cadet Major air rifle
• 1948 Manufacture of 1st Airsporter air rife
• 1949 Manufacture of 1st Gold Medal winning Martini International.22 target rifle
• 1950 Awarded Government contract to produce 1st Self Loading Rifle (SLR) in NATO 7.62
• 1954 Introduction of Hunter sporting rifle
• 1959 Introduction of the ‘Majestic Range’ of classic sporting air rifles
• 1959 Introduction of 1st air rifle to have a telescopic sight, the Meteor
• 1962 Introduction of Meteor Mk2
• 1962 Introduction of Merlin air rifle
• 1962 Introduction of Armatic .22 self loading rifle
• 1962 Introduction of Airsporter Mk2 air rifle
• 1962 Introduction Snipe single barrel 12 bore shotgun
• 1963 Introduction of the High Power sporting rifle
• 1965 Introduction of the Monarch sporting rifle
• 1968 Introduction of Meteor Super air rifle
• 1972 Introduction of the CF2 range of sporting rifles
• 1972 Introduction of Mercuary air rifle
• 1973 Introduction of Scorpion air pistol
• 1977 Introduction of the Buccaneer air rifle
• 1980 Introduction of the Mercury S air rifle
• 1982 Special edition of 1000 Centenary Airsporters to commemorate 100 years since the registration of Piled Arms Trade Mark
• 1985 Introduction of Challenger air rifle
• 1985 Introduction of Maxi Grip scope rail
• 1985 Introduction of Airsporter Stutzen air rifle
• 1985 Introduction of Shadow and Trooper Carbine air rifles
• 1986 Production of VS2000 prototype, first repeating air rifle (not produced commercially) but some features latter used in the SuperTEN
• 1986 BSA Guns liquidated, bought by Gamo and renamed BSA Guns (UK) Ltd
• 1986 Introduction of Supersport air rifle
• 1987 Introduction of Meteor Challanger and Airsporter Carbine air rifles
• 1990 Introduction of Superstar, 1st rotary breech air rifle
• 1991 Introduction of Goldstar, 1st commercial repeating air rifle
• 1992 Introduction of Airsporter RB2 rotary breech air rifle
• 1992 Introduction of shotgun type safety catch on Airsporter RB2 air rifle
• 1993 Introduction of Meteor Mk6 air rifle
• 1994 Introduction of .240 Magnum air pistol
• 1996 Introduction of SuperTEN, 1st BSA pre-charged pneumatic air rifle
• 1997 Introduction of Supersport Lightning air rifle
• 1999 Introduction of SuperTEN Mk2 pre-charged pneumatic air rifle
• 1999 Introduction of Spitfire pre-charged pneumatic air rifle
• 2001 Introduction of Firebird rotary breech pre-charged pneumatic air rifle
• 2002 BSA took on the distribution of Gamo products in the UK
• 2003 Introduction of the Superten Bull Barrel
• 2003 Introduction of the Hornet
• 2003 Hornet awarded “Best New Hunting Air Rifle” by Shooting Times
• 2004 Introduction of the Hornet Multishot
• 2005 Special edition of 100 Superten and Lightning XL to celebrate 100 years of Airgun manufacture
• 2005 Introduction of the Scorpion
• 2005 Introduction of the Ultra
• 2006 Introduction of the XL Tactical
• 2006 Introduction of the Comet
• 2007 Introduction of the Scorpion T-10
• 2007 Introduction of the Lonestar
[ارجو بهذا الموضوع ان اكون قد افدت عشاق الbsa
الذين احبوا تلك البندقية التي تستحق المحبة والاحترام
والذين ارهقهم البحث عن معلومات عنها
لانه كما قال سابقا المهندس طلعت ان الbsa المعلومات في النت عنها قليلة
اذن فلنجعل موقعنا هذا مرجعا لكل من احب ان يعلم شيئا عن حبيبتي ومعشوقتي ال bsa
تلك البندقية التي اصبح الجيل الجديد لا يتذكرها الا لماما كما يتذكر الانسان الميت او الغائب
الذي يحزنني في الامر انها انجليزية الصنع ...... كم تمنيت ان لو كانت مصرية ولذلك فيحضرني قول الشاعر
عار علي ابن النيل سباق الورى * مهما تقلب دهره ان يسبقا
فتعلموا فالعلم مفتــــاح العـــــــلا * لم يبق بابا للسعادة مغلقا
