Color blindness is the inability to discriminate certain colors visually. It may be complete, in which case there is no color sensation and vision is described as monochromatic, or partial where some color discrimination in certain regions of the spectrum is present.
The classic Meteor was the ideal starter air rifle, mid power range of 8 to 9 ft pounds energy, a great stock that seemed to suit whoever picked it up, a good sensitive trigger, add to that its lightweight of around six and a half pounds and its inherent accuracy...BSA had a sure fire winner on its hands!
At the low end of the spectrum youâll find the 4 by 32mm that has a fixed power. This scope comes in at around a mere $40. For around $65, you can upgrade to the 207 32mm that also has AO. At just under $100, BSA also offers the 3012 40mm scope with AO while the 6-16 40mm with AO can be found for about $125. Another BSA scope worth checking out is the BSA Catseye. This is a great scope to use when you need a sight for close or moderate range. If you already own a scope with large magnification, itâs definitely worth it to consider the purchase of an additional scope for those times when you youâre shooting in close range.