The rabbits and rats hide, and Rich Saunders seeks with the help of some of the best thermal and IR spotters on the market. I have to admit to being instinctively dubious of most new things. For good or bad,…
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Best thermal and IR spotters w/ Richard Saunders
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Hawke Sidewinder FFP 4-16×50 review w/ Mike Morton
Mike Morton prepares to get knocked sideways by the FFP 4-16×50 – one of several innovative scopes in Hawke’s new Sidewinder range. Hawke recently refreshed its line-up of Sidewinder scopes, offering a series of brand new models. Any of these…
Tagged with: air rifle, airgun shooters, centrefire, control, fac, ffp, focal plane, hawke sidewinder, hawke sidewinder review, holdover, Hunter, hunting, market, mike morton, optic, parallax, pellet, Range, rangefinding, rifle, scope, scopes, second focal plane, shooters, shooting, target, test, zero
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Best thermal scopes on the market
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…
Tagged with: airgun, airgun hunting, gear, highland outdoors, market, rich saunders, Richard Saunders, scopes, thermal, thermal scopes
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Scopes for benchrest target shooting
Andy McLachlan’s in favour of scopes offering only modest levels of magnification for most of his shooting – but not benchrest! Andy picked up this fixed 45x Leupold from his son James, after James bought a high-end March scope for…
Tagged with: airgun, airgunners, Andy McLachlan, benchrest, ft scope, hawke, hunter field target, hunting, market, Optics Warehouse, parallax, Range, retailers, rifles, scope, scopes, shoot, shooting, target
Posted in Target Shooting
Posted in Target Shooting
Airgun Shooter 10th anniversary – a retrospective
We just passed the 10 year anniversary of Airgun Shooter, so we’re looking back on the top 10 articles you have viewed over that time! 10. Test: BSA R10 Super Carbine “BSA’s variant of their best-selling R10 Mk2 PCP –…
Tagged with: 1.77, accurate, aim, air cartridge, airgun shooter, airgun springers, airguns, Brocock, bsa r10, Kral Puncher, market, pcp, rifle, shooting, smk, tips, walther lgu, walther rotex rm8, zeroing
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The Interview: John Allison of the British Shooting Show
Ollie Harvey of Gun Trade News meets John Allison as he lays the foundations for future success with the British Shooting Show. For all the information you need on the British Shooting Show, including how to get tickets, just visit:…
Taking up HFT with existing kit
An image from several years ago shows Michelle Pullen using a targetised version of the Air Arms S400 Andy McLachlan persuades airgun shooters to take up HFT using their existing kit – without the need to take out a second…
Tagged with: air arms, airgun shooting, airgunning, Andy McLachlan, cash, chronoscope, competition, cost, cylinder, downrange, equipment, gun, gun stocks, hft, Hunter, hunter field target, market, pcp rifle, plinking, pneumatic rifle, production, rifle, shooter, single-shot, stock, target rifle, weihrauch
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Gamo Outdoors Acquire Daisy
Gamo Outdoors SL, affiliates of private equity investment firm BRS, along with their UK subsidiary BSA Guns (UK) Ltd, have acquired Daisy Outdoor Products. Manufacturers of airguns and accessories since 1886, Daisy have been introducing generations of young shooters to…
Tagged with: accessories, acquisition, airguns, BRS, BSA, Daisy, gamo, guns, market, outdoor, plinking, precision, products, recreational shooting, safety, Simon Moore, young shooters
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Airguns and the EU
What might a post-referendum forecast be for the UK’s airgun industry? See what the airgun trade’s key players have to say before you cast your vote…
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