Best thermals? No, we’re not talking woolly undies, just scopes, and Rich Saunders takes a look at some of the top choices With winter upon us and the nights drawing in, hunting for most means going out after dark. In…
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Best thermal scopes on the market
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Best kit for cold weather shooting with Richard Saunders
There’s no reason why wet or cold weather should put an end to our sport, so Richard Saunders looks at some kit that will let us carry on shooting. August’s unprecedented heatwave may have been good for our tans, but…
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Plinking: Best options for garden range
We may be in lockdown, but Richard Saunders is still able to head into the garden to put four lower-powered rifles under the spotlight that he thinks are perfect for the garden range. I’m willing to bet that for most…
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Airgun Shooter presents: Gear of the Year (pt5 of 7)
We hope you had a very merry Christmas! The presents don’t stop there however, as we have something for you! In our fifth part, we’re continuing our mammoth recommendation of products to cap off 2019 – this is Gear of…
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Airgun Shooter presents: Gear of the Year (pt2 of 7)
In our second part, we’re continuing our mammoth recommendation of products to cap off 2019 – this is Gear of the Year! So whenever you’re considering a new gun, optic or shooting accessory, you need to know that it works…
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Everything in moderation
Webley is introducing the QGS – a new range of metal moderators that can be used with airguns and rimfires. The QGS 4 is designed for most CO2, spring and PCP air pistols. It’s threaded 1/2” UNF, but also comes…
First impressions: From toppling tins to targets
Get ready to unleash some multi-shot mayhem with the vmx – a new target-orientated CO2 pistol from Webley Hot on the heels of their acclaimed Nemesis model, Webley are releasing their new VMX – a bolt-action multi-shot CO2-powered air pistol.…
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…
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…
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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…
