Air Arms S410 TDR .22 PCP Air Rifle

The Air Arms S410 TDR .22 PCP Air Rifle is a compact British-made take-down PCP air rifle from Air Arms, combining the proven S410 platform with a practical modular design for convenient transportation.

The TDR (Take Down Rifle) can be separated into compact sections for storage and transport while retaining the familiar S410 bolt-action, 10-shot rotary magazine and precision barrel system. The .22 version was the original caliber introduced with the TDR.

Specifications

• Brand: Air Arms
• Model: S410 TDR
• Configuration: Take Down Rifle
• Type: PCP Air Rifle
• Caliber: .22 / 5.5 mm
• Power System: Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP)
• Action: Bolt Action
• Loading: Multi-Shot
• Magazine: 10-Shot Rotary Magazine
• Barrel: Lothar Walther Precision Barrel
• Barrel Length: Approx. 14.2–15.75 inches, depending on version
• Overall Length: Approx. 40.5–41.75 inches assembled, depending on version
• Weight: Approx. 5.7–6.7 lb, depending on version
• Air System: High-Pressure Air Cylinder
• Fill Pressure: Approximately 190 bar on earlier specifications
• Trigger: Adjustable Two-Stage Trigger
• Safety: Manual Safety
• Stock: Two-Piece Take-Down Stock
• Stock Material: Walnut
• Scope Mount: Grooved / Dovetail Rail
• Sights: No open sights
• Moderator: Depending on version/package
• Carry Case: Take-Down Carry Case
• Manufacturer: Air Arms
• Country: United Kingdom

Published specifications vary between early and later TDR versions. The .22 TDR is documented with a 14.17-inch barrel and approximately 5.73 lb weight in one configuration, while later versions used a longer 300 mm cylinder and approximately 15.75-inch barrel.

Key Features

• British Air Arms engineering
• .22 / 5.5 mm caliber
• PCP compressed-air system
• 10-shot rotary magazine
• Bolt-action operation
• Take-down configuration
• Walnut stock
• Lothar Walther precision barrel
• Adjustable two-stage trigger
• Built-in pressure gauge
• Compact transport configuration
• Dedicated carry case
• Scope mounting rail
• Lightweight design