The BSA family say they “are so very grateful for the selfless work and sacrifice our wonderful NHS are undertaking, they are an inspiration to us all.” Information from BSA about the fundraiser begins below: We (BSA) have decided to…
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Gamo Boxer: Gun test
Mike Morton puts the Gamo Boxer through its paces to discover whether this budget bullpup can deliver a knockout in the hunting field. Bullpups have been around for a good many years, and while some airgun shooters initially branded them…
Tagged with: airgun shooter, bsa guns ltd, Bullpup, competition, gamo boxer, gundog, hunting field, mike morton, pcp, rifle, scope, shooters
Posted in Reviews
Posted in Reviews
Springer rifles: top 4 break-barrel and underlevers
Richard Saunders takes a look at four top break-barrel and underlever spring rifles, and gives them the piston seal of approval Which springer rifles will get Richard Saunders’ approval? Although pneumatics have been around for much longer than many people…
Tagged with: .22, break-barrel, Hull Cartridge, hw 95k luxus, hw 97kt, John Rothery, pcp, Piston, rekord trigger, Richard Saunders, rifle, rifles, spring rifles, springers, trigger, underlever, walther lgu varmint, walther lgv master pro, weihrauch, wholesale
Posted in Features
Posted in Features
Gamo Venari: Gun test
The Gamo Venari is named after the Latin word to hunt, so Mike Morton sets out to discover whether this PCP lives up to its ancient moniker Can the Gamo Venari live up to its name? Rifle kits are popular,…
Gamo GX-40: Gun test
Mike Morton tests the Gamo GX-40, a multi-shot PCP that retails for less than £380, to find out if accuracy and handling really do come at a cost. Mike Morton tests out the affordable Gamo GX-40 Most airgun shooters are…
Re-zeroing a rifle: Ask the experts
Struggling with a scope? Having hassles with your hunting? Well, don’t despair because you’ve arrived at the right place to discover remedies for your airgun anxieties! Whether you’re looking for a quick fix to a nagging problem or simply want advice…
Tagged with: air rifle, airgun, airgun shooter, airgunners, airguns, ask the experts, fac, hunting, kit, re-zeroing, rifle, running target shooting, scope, shooting, target, trail cameras, zeroing
Posted in Q&A
Posted in Q&A
CORONAVIRUS: Our tips on how to stay active during lockdown
At the start of last week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson laid out a new strategy for managing the coronavirus outbreak. One of the key factors for this was advising everyone to adhere to social distancing practices – to avoid all…
Club of the Month: Minehead & District Rifle & Pistol Club
Located in a redundant quarry, the latest Airgun Club of the Month roots go back further than the eight decades it’s been running. Minehead & District Rifle & Pistol Club has antecedents going back to the 1880s, and there is…
Tagged with: airgun club, airgun shooting, national rifle association, nsra, pistol, quarry, rifle
Posted in News
Posted in News
Benchrest target shooting insights w/ Andy McLachlan
Benchrest target shooting demands superb levels of accuracy, but for some people the range just isn’t far enough, as Andy McLachlan reveals. Dave Pilkington shoots his Red Wolf at an impressive 53 yards As many indoor shooters will be aware,…
Tagged with: accuracy, Andy McLachlan, benchrest, Bullpup, competition, gun, hunting, indoor shooters, outdoor, pcp, pcp rifles, plinking, rifle, scope, shooting, Sport, Sporter, target-shooting, targets
Posted in Target Shooting
Posted in Target Shooting
Pellet test: Weihrauch Magnum
Airgun Shooter editor Mike Morton shoots the Weihrauch Magnum to test what this pellet can deliver downrange. It’s a strange quirk of ballistic fate that some guns prefer light pellets, some heavy and some don’t really care. Thankfully airgun shooters…
Tagged with: airgun shooter, airgun shooters, Bisley, daystate, domehead, downrange, hunters, magnum, mike morton, pcp, pellet, pellet test, plinkers, red wolf, rifl, rifle, shooting, target shooters, weihrauch
Posted in Tests
Posted in Tests
