BSA plans an unprecedented launch of eight airguns at once at the British Shooting Show this weekend.
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Gun Test: No-Bull Bullpup
Nobody could have predicted the storm generated by BSA’s first-ever bullpup. Mat Manning puts the Defiant through its paces to see if it lives up to the hype Key Specs: Maker: BSA Guns, Birmingham Supplied By: BSA Guns (www.bsaguns.co.uk) Price: £1,049 (Black Soft Touch, Walnut), £1,099 (Black Pepper laminate) Model: Defiant Type: Multi-shot bullpup…
Tagged with: .22, air, air arms diabolo field pellets, airgun, ambidextrous, birmingham, black, black pepper laminate, BSA Guns, Bullpup, cold hammer-forged, cylinder, defiant, dial, field, forend, magazine, mat manning, pcp, pellets, performance, price, reserve, review, scope mounting rail, scope rail, shooting, sidelever, silencer, soft touch, stock, test, trigger, vc silencer
Posted in Tests
Posted in Tests
The Gun Test: Pint-Sized PCP
Mat Manning assess the BSA Ultra JSR – a junior-sized PCP that’s anything but small when it comes to features and build quality Key Specs Maker: BSA, Birmingham Web: www.bsaguns.co.uk Model: Ultra JSR Type: Multi-shot PCP Calibre: .177 and .22…
Tagged with: airgun, beeza, bolt, BSA, BSA Guns, gun, JSR, mat manning, pcp, pint-sized, rear bolt, shooting, the gun test, two-stage, Ultra, unscoped, youngsters
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Posted in Tests
Could you shoot more accurately with this simple tool?
Ray Garner extols the virtues of the Aimpoint Micro H-2 – a mini red-dot sight that helps him shoot accurately, despite offering no magnification
Tagged with: aimpoint, air arms, air rifle, airgun, airgun shooter, gun, pcp, red-dot sight, shooting accuracy
Posted in Gear
Posted in Gear
How to use a chronograph to calculate your gun’s power
Mike Morton explains how to calculate your PCP’s power curve sweet spot using a chronograph
Tagged with: air arms, air cylinder, air pressure, air rifle, airgun, airgun shooter, charge PCP, chrono, chronograph, muzzle energy, pcp
Posted in Gear, Q&A
Posted in Gear, Q&A
Gun Test: Webley Mastiff
If a rifle seems too long, but a bullpup seems too butt-heavy, Mike Morton offers you a third option with the semi-bullpup Webley Mastiff
Tagged with: air arms, air cylinder, air pressure, air rifle, airgun, airgun shooter, bull-pup, Bullpup, charge PCP, mastiff, pcp, semi-bullpup, webley
Posted in Air Rifles, Features, Reviews, Tests
Posted in Air Rifles, Features, Reviews, Tests
Q&A: The best way to sight in using a springer with a silencer
Mike Morton reveals the best way to sight your target when you’re using a springer fitted with a silencer
Tagged with: air arms, airgun, airgun shooter, basc, gun, how to, hunting, mount, pcp, rifle, scope mount, scopes, shooting, shooting advice, sight mount, silencer, springer, target, telescopic sight
Posted in Gear, Q&A
Posted in Gear, Q&A
Springer training to improve your PCP shooting
Andy McLachlan offers some advice to shooters wanting to raise their game with a PCP: shoot a springer instead… at least for a while
Tagged with: air arms, airgun, airgun shooter, bb gun, gun, hft, pcp, rifle, springer, target shooting
Posted in Features, Target Shooting
Posted in Features, Target Shooting
Q&A: How can I check my scope for parallax error?
Parallax is the effect whereby the position or direction of an object appears to differ when looked at from different positions. Mike Morton explains how to check your scope for parallax error…
Tagged with: air arms, airgun, airgun shooter, basc, gun, how to, hunting, mount, parallax error, pcp, rifle, scope mount, scopes, shooting, shooting advice, sight mount, target, telescopic sight
Posted in Features, How to
Posted in Features, How to
Specifying An HFT Scope
Tagged with: air arms, airgun, airgun shooter, BSA, gun, gun scope, gun sight, gun spotlight, hft, HFT scope, pcp
Posted in Features, Target Shooting
Posted in Features, Target Shooting
