Mat Manning swaps monochrome night vision for red-hot signatures as he puts Optical Solutions’ Saim SCL35 thermal gunsight through its paces. Thermal imaging optics open a whole new world to the air rifle hunter. Their ability to see heat makes…
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Optical Solutions Saim SCL35 thermal gunsight review
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Posted in Reviews
Daystate, Weihrauch and Webley – A look at Richard Saunders’ airgun collection
Richard Saunders’ is here to take us through his airgun collection, including items from the likes of Daystate, Weihrauch and Webley. Let me tell you about my guns. Normally I spend a couple of weeks contacting airgun manufacturers, scope-makers and…
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Posted in Air Rifles, PCP, Springer
Posted in Air Rifles, PCP, Springer
Mat Manning’s bullpup bonanza
Stubby bullpup airguns are enjoying a surge in popularity, so in this article originally produced in our sister publication Gun Trade News, Mat Manning considers the advantages offered by these compact guns. It wasn’t very long ago that bullpup airguns…
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Posted in Features
Early birds – roosting wood pigeons
Ian Barnett ventures to a box wood over an arctic weekend in order to catch the early-bird woodies… The bounty from air rifle hunting may not lie in a freezer-full of prime venison such as my stalking friends enjoy, but…
Defying the odds
Choosing the right pellet to your barrel is essential, regardless of your shooting discipline – and Phil Bulmer finds performance in a pellet that, on paper, shouldn’t really be there
