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STEYR AIR 5 / AIR 10

As said, Steyr are using what they have with the self indexing block and bolting what they can onto that. It's a proven design and saves them re tooling.
I think they should have raised the picatinny up on the stock and provided a dovetail to picatinny rail to bridge the gap to give you a continuous rail imho
Edit: As I haven't handled one is the stock actually plastic or aluminium
 
If it helps my 177 steyrs in order of accuracy are Challenge (quite comfortably ahead) , Air 5 & H5A are unsurprisingly equal, the most fun is the Pro-x in 22 but not as tight. The air 5 is super pointable and I really like the screw on moderator
 
If it helps my 177 steyrs in order of accuracy are Challenge (quite comfortably ahead) , Air 5 & H5A are unsurprisingly equal, the most fun is the Pro-x in 22 but not as tight. The air 5 is super pointable and I really like the screw on moderator

🤔...i was under the impression the Air 5 had a half inch Allen key adapter like the H5A?.. I've had a shroud made now which looks much smarter but this very issue was putting me off purchasing the air 5 in .22.
 
I love my 177 air 5, it's brilliant.

It's perfect for double tapping squirrels and has no problems with rabbits.

This week I got a tripod,
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I put a arca swiss on the uit to add to the picitiny I had already fitted.

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I have got it all set up just how I want it now, my only disappointment was I got a hawke carbon fibre bipod which was terrible and started to fall apart after a few weeks, I have taken it off and put a spare Chinese copy on while I look for a quality bipod, although the cheap Chinese bipod is surprisingly good for £20.

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I'm really happy with it, the tripod and arca swiss were a very reasonable £240 and feel solid as a rock and easy to operate.
 
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