Mat Manning takes the Remington Express out on the range – and discovers that you don’t have to push your budget off the rails to land a decent entry-level airgun
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Remington Express gun test
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Posted in Air Rifles, Tests
In the crosshairs: David Sprigg
In the crosshairs this month is airgun enthusiast David, who co-founded Stagecoach in 1988 and revolutionised the teaching of performing arts to youngsters, and he’s now doing the same with the Target Shooting School. Did you shoot before starting the…
Tagged with: air pistol, air rifle, air rifles, bren guns, pcp, pistols, ranges, rifle, rifle club, service revolver, shoot, shooters, shot, sub-machine guns, target, target shooting school, target-shooting, webley
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Posted in News
First impressions: SIG Sauer’s P365
For SIG Sauer, small is beautiful – their new P365 may be a micro-compact pistol, but it still manages to offer a high-capacity mag with 12 rounds of BB-blasting fun. The P365 may be small in stature, but it has…
Junior? Hi!
Ray Garner explains how a patent led to plinking perfection for Webley & Scott with the Junior model air pistol Johnstone and Fearn are names that are not exactly in the news these days. Swallowed whole by history, but in…
Tagged with: air pistol, birmingham, johnstone and fearn, Piston, ray garner, trigger, webley and scott, webley junior
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Posted in Reviews
First Impressions: SIG Sauer P365
This compact polymer-frame blowback may be tiny, but it still manages to pack in a 12-round drop-down magazine Want a tiny CO2 pistol that you can cover up with one hand? Do you want blowback too? If so, the SIG…
Gun collecting with Jonathan Young
So you want to be a collector? You’re suddenly overcome by an urge to buy more airguns. There’s nothing wrong with that, argues Jonathan Young as he leads you down the rabbit hole of gun collecting. Waking up on any given…
Tagged with: air pistol, air rifle, airguns, BSA, Classic, falcon lighthunter, gun collecting, Jonathan Young, old, pcp, shooter, vintage, webley
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Posted in Features
FAQ: What do the terms ‘made ready’, ‘made safe’, ‘cocked’ and ‘loaded’ mean?
Mike Morton explains the meaning of the terms “made ready”, “made safe”, “cocked” and “loaded”.
Tagged with: air arms, air pistol, air rifle, airgun, airgun FAQ, airgun shooter, cocked, loaded, loaded gun, made ready, made safe, shotgun
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Posted in Features, Q&A
Airgun Essential: Pellet Scales
When all the factors must be weighed up… why you need to get yourself a set of scales designed specifically for your pellets
Tagged with: air arms, air pistol, air rifle, airgun, airgun gear, airgun shooter, airgun shooting, essential gear, pellet scale, pellets, target shooting
Posted in Features, Gear
Posted in Features, Gear
Classic Gun Spotlight: Air Arms Camargue
Shooting the breeze… Named after a prevailing wind, the Air Arms Camargue has entered folklore as a true airgun great, says Simon Everett
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Posted in Air Rifles, Tests
Gun Test: Hatsan Galatian IV
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…. Mike Morton has some interplanetary fun with the fibre-optic-fitted Hatsan Galatian IV
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