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Action Army AAC T10 Short Spring Bolt Action Sniper Rifle

Action Army AAC T10 Short Spring Bolt Action Sniper Rifle

£274.95
£274.95
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Colour: Grey

Realistic imitation firearm (RIF): you'll choose your defence (UKARA or another) in the cart before checkout. Accepted defences
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  • HPA tech service in-house. Set-up, tuning and repairs by the team that sells it.

DETAILS

SKU: 74784026
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Action Army AAC T10 Short Spring Bolt Action Sniper Rifle — a VSR-10 heart in a modern, compact chassis. Three colours, one price, and an aftermarket that already exists for everything inside it.

The usual complaint about bolt actions is that they are long, front-heavy and built around a stock designed decades ago. The T10 Short answers that by putting a VSR-10 system into a purpose-made tactical chassis and cutting the outer barrel down, which brings the weight back and makes the rifle something you can actually move with.

What makes it a sensible buy rather than just a good-looking one is the internals. Action Army built it to Tokyo Marui VSR-10 specification throughout, so every hop chamber, piston, trigger group and precision barrel in the largest upgrade ecosystem in airsoft drops straight in. Nothing about upgrading this rifle is proprietary.

The chassis adds what the original pattern never had: an adjustable cheek riser for proper eye alignment under a scope, a textured ergonomic grip, built-in QD sling sockets, rail points along the forend, and a mock magazine well that stores a second magazine inside the rifle.

Specifications

Specification Detail
Power source Spring powered, manual bolt action
Internal compatibility Tokyo Marui VSR-10 specification
Hop up Fully adjustable, VSR type
Chassis material High-density reinforced polymer and metal alloy
Receiver material Aluminium alloy receiver and outer barrel
Magazine capacity 50 rounds, standard VSR-10 style
Optics mounting 20mm Picatinny top rail with modular front channels
Sling mounting Built-in QD sling swivel sockets
Colours offered Grey, Olive Drab, Ranger Green
Muzzle velocity Not published for the Short; chrono before use

Good to know before you buy

No velocity figure is published for the Short. Action Army’s own catalogue covers the full-length T10 and not this variant, and none is published. Chrono it on arrival and before any game.

Bolt action limits and minimum engagement distances apply. Most UK sites run a separate rule set for bolt actions, usually with a sniper classification. Confirm yours before the first game rather than at the chrono.

The upgrade path is already stocked. Because the internals are VSR-10, everything in our VSR parts range fits it, including hop chambers, trigger sets and springs.

One magazine is stored, not supplied twice. The mock magwell holds a spare; check what is in the box rather than assuming two.

⚠ This is a realistic imitation firearm. We can only sell it to buyers who meet the legal defence requirements, and we will check before the order ships. If you are not sure whether you qualify, ask us before ordering rather than after.

Frequently asked questions

What does it chrono at?
Not published for this variant, and we will not guess. It will be chronoed by your site, and we can give you a reading if you ask us before despatch.

Are the internals really VSR-10?
Yes. Action Army built it to Tokyo Marui VSR-10 specification, which is the whole point of the platform.

What is the difference between this and the full-length T10?
A shorter outer barrel and less weight, in the same chassis concept. This one is built to be carried and repositioned.

Can I fit a bipod?
Yes. There are rail mounting points along the forend and QD sling sockets built into the chassis.

Do I need a UKARA registration?
You need a valid legal defence. Registration is one route and there are others. Ask us if you are unsure which applies to you.

Which upgrades would you do first?
Hop chamber and bucking, then the barrel. The spring is usually the last thing to touch, not the first.

💡 Titan Forge Airsoft tip: Set the cheek riser height with the scope you will actually use before you take it anywhere. A bolt action that does not line up with your eye will never group, whatever is inside it. More in our sniper rifles section.