As soon as you start using it, the lightweight BSA GRT Lightning SE confirms it. No need to be concerned about handling, as it rises to the shoulder as quickly as any similar carbine and has a solid, trustworthy feel when locked on target. By gently squeezing the trigger, the carbine nudges the shoulder while shooting with very minimal recoil and muzzle report and a high level of accuracy capability. The bulky Volumetric silencer that BSA includes as standard with the rifle significantly reduces muzzle report. In a nutshell, the BSA GRT Lightning SE is an excellent carbine, and if you want to test the alternative strut unit, you could be seduced by the reduced recoil, faster lock time, and precise consistency it provides.
more benefits
In addition to these advantages, the gas ram offers other benefits that improve the shooter’s experience. When discharged, the gas ram does not vibrate, resulting in less gun motion when the trigger is pulled; the pellet leaves the barrel at a higher speed, resulting in better accuracy; the gas ram has a longer life expectancy than a spring, with less likelihood of power loss due to metal fatigue, and the cocking action is smoother and more even.
