Mike Morton goes on a servicing and repair course to find out how the engineers who work on your PCPs get trained Any airgun shooters of a practical nature will be able to tear apart a springer themselves, but the…
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Tagged with: Brocock, daystate, mike morton, pcp, red wolf, rifle, shooters
Posted in Behind the Scenes
Posted in Behind the Scenes
Serious benchrest choices
Some shooters prefer a bipod , but these ones are super heavy-duty Andy McLachlan gets serious about taking a rest, as his drive to become a master of the bench shifts up a gear Having finally started my ‘serious’ benchrest…
Tagged with: air rifles, Andy McLachlan, benchrest, bipod, crosshairs, forend, gun, hunting, pcp, rifle, shooting, target rifle, trigger
Posted in Target Shooting
Posted in Target Shooting
First blood w/ Andy McLachlan
Jason Lockett with his .22 Anschutz – note the sensible trolley he uses for carrying all his gear A few new names are appearing at the top of the UKAHFT leaderboard this season, and that’s healthy for the sport, asserts…
Double trouble or double fun?
Are you thinking of going FAC? Roger Lait explains what it’s like to live with a rifle with a muzzle energy of 50 foot pounds So how much is too much power for an airgun? Do you need 50 foot…
Rekindle the spark
If you have a rifle that’s sitting all alone at the back of your gun cabinet, then Mike Morton reckons it’s high time you learned to love again Getting a new airgun can be a bit like starting a new…
Tagged with: air rifles, airgun, Bullpup, gun, Hunter, mike morton, pcp, plinking, Range, rifle, scope, shoot, shooting, underlever
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Posted in Features
First impressions: Javelin Lite
Spartan is releasing a Lite version of its Javelin bipod that’s been specially designed with airgun shooters in mind. The Javelin contains a magnet that clicks the bipod firmly into place with the adaptor on your rifle – it takes…
The Countryman w/ Mat Manning: Daytime ratting
In association with BASC Join BASC today at www.basc.org.uk or call 01244 573030 Rat numbers have boomed on the farm and the cocky rodents are even venturing out in daylight. Mat Manning sets up an ambush to keep them in…
Tagged with: airgun, ambush, bait, bait spots, basc, countryman, farm, hunting, lamplight, mat manning, night vision kit, primos trigger sticks, rat, rats, shoot, shooting, target, tripod
Posted in Features, Hunting
Posted in Features, Hunting
Richard Saunders on bipods
Lie down and relax as Richard Saunders takes advantage of the warmer weather to get down and super-stable with the help of a few bipods It’s that time of year again. No more shivering away in the corner of a…
Andy McLachlan takes shooting to the Extreme!
Top FT shooter Neil Hague practises his standing shots, prior to the start of the competition Andy McLachlan and his son James take their shorting to the ‘Extreme’ as they tackle an ultra-hard course at Emley Moor. It was one…
Tagged with: Andy McLachlan, emley moor, Field Target competition, ft, hft, pellet, plinking, rangefinding, shooters, targets
Posted in Target Shooting
Posted in Target Shooting
Gun test: Webley Mark VI Service Revolver
Mike Morton tests the pellet-firing Webley Mark VI Service Revolver Exhibition Finish – it’s more bling than battlefield, but still shoots straight! One of the finest handguns ever carried by British and Commonwealth forces was the Webley Service Revolver, which…
Tagged with: .177 pellets, bb-firing, commonwealth, cylinder, Gun Test, guns, handguns, highland outdoors, mike morton, pellet-firing, pistol, shooting, trigger, webley, webley mark vi service revolver
Posted in Reviews
Posted in Reviews
