The little Gamo Delta fox I got for my son is a great little gun.

Very light, easy to cock, and supprisingly accurate.

You say you want something thats "accurate"... Accurate at what distance? For your indoor 10M range?

The delta fox will probably do the job.

I did a review of it a few months ago in the "reviews" section.

Wont break the bank and lots of fun to shoot at 10m all day long.

Pete.

Billbobnz wrote: J-S will know but I think this BSA model has a genuine BSA forged barrel before they went Gamo barrels...

Im pretty sure all BSA's have a genuine BSA barrel, id say the remainder is Gamo factory parts and assembly. I wonder if even the newer released "British Made" BSAs that have been launched are likely gamo parts shipped to UK for assembly.. so only really UK labour + UK barrel they have always had

So many Gamo's Mark....

I do actually have one but it's currently in pieces.  We'll see how well it performs when it's back together

Working at practice targets I go for .177 as it provides a wide range of pellets and economy.

 Nice to be indoors without the windage issues and at 10 metres probably want to be down below 12ft/lbs or have a very effective pellet catcher.

The HW30 is a little down on power although half a kilo or so lighter.  I was sort of hoping someone would pop up with something I'd previously dismissed but has performed really well for them.  Although there's a lot of choices out there it seems  accuracy comes at a premium price.  I'll hang onto the HW50 for the time being, it's fitted with a 4x32AO Konus which is a lovely clear scope but may struggle with the constant springer impact.  It was just over $100 so no big deal if it dies.

Fixed sights come straight off when I get my guns, a red dot or scope are essential for my old eyes.

I've got a Sig which I'm trying to sell as it's far too heavy for a play thing.  Awesome for hunting but I have PCPs for that