Zeiss have tweaked their Conquest V4 scopes to make them airgun-friendly, and Mat Manning reckons that’s great news for anyone seeking out a high-performance scope. Shooters with serious money to spend aren’t afraid to go the extra mile when it…
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Scope from Element Optics – Andy McLachlan reviews his latest purchase
Andy McLachlan’s not one to keep his wallet in his pocket for too long, and this time it’s been pulled out to land a scope from Element Optics The combination of Andy’s new Element Optics Titan and his FX Impact…
Tagged with: airgunners, Andy McLachlan, element optics, fx impact, gun, gun shop, helix, mike morton, purchase, review, scope, scopes, shooters, shooting, sight, Sportsmatch, telescopic
Posted in Target Shooting
Posted in Target Shooting
Hawke Sidewinder 30 SF 4.5-14×44 review
Mike Morton takes a look at the Hawke Sidewinder 30 SF 4.5-14×44, and reckons this optic is worth way more than a sideways glance. Hawke Sidewinder 30 4.5-14 Rifle Scope Hawke’s Sidewinder scopes are often touted as being suitable for…
Shooting advice: using a dot sight
Can you imagine a sighting system where you don’t have to worry about parallax or eye relief? Mike Morton can, and it’s called a dot sight Telescopic sights are the norm for most air rifles these days, whether they’re PCPs,…
Tagged with: air rifles, dot, dot sight, field, gas rams, hawke, laser, mike morton, parallax, pcp, scope, sight, sights, sporting, springers, telescopic, telescopic sight
Posted in Target Shooting
Posted in Target Shooting
Laser rangefinder for shooting – why it can be valuable for airgunners
Lasers are very much a part of our present, not just our future, and a laser rangefinder for shooting can be a valuable tool for airgunners. Lasers can be a handy tool for airgun shooters A laser rangefinder for shooting…
Tagged with: airgun, airgunners, boresighter, brocock bantam sniper hr, bushnell, calibres, crosshairs, laser, laser aim, laser rangefinder, mtc viper connect, pellet, picatinny, quarry, rangefinder, scope, shooters, shooting, sight, The Shooting Party
Posted in Features
Posted in Features
Choosing an optic
Andy McLachlan explains what he looks for when he’s choosing a telescopic sight that makes that optic truly useful for his style of shooting This Bushnell Elite Tactical 3-12×44 has been mounted on board Andy’s wonderful Venom 80 tuned break-barrel…
Tagged with: acquire, airgun, airgunning, Andy McLachlan, benchrest, bushnell, competition, field target, hft, hunting, optic, Permission, rapid air weapons, scope, shooting, shot, sight, springer, target, telescopic, UKAHFT
Posted in Target Shooting
Posted in Target Shooting
The Airgun Show– winter squirrel control, PLUS budget-busting Richter Optik telescopic sight on test
The control of grey squirrels is a year-round job and we’re joining Richard Saunders in this episode of The Airgun Show as he heads out after bushy-tails on a cold winter’s day. The greedy rodents have homed in on Richard’s…
Tagged with: budget, richter optik, scope, sight, telescopic, test, the airgun show, winter
Posted in News, The Airgun Show
Posted in News, The Airgun Show
Advice on airgun shooting from the prone position
Mike Morton offers some down to earth advice about shooting from the most stable platform of all: the prone position. Unless we’re in the field and the quarry presents itself a certain way, or we’re in a competition and the…
Tagged with: atlas bipod, bipod, clamp, field, field work, flat ground, forend, ground, gun, harris bipod, leg position, mike morton, muzzle, notched legs, pcp, pellet, picatinny rail, pods, prone position, quarry, rabbit, rifle, scope, shooting, shooting mats, shot placement, sight, sling swivel stud, stable, target, technique, weight
Posted in Features
Posted in Features
Improving the set up of a springer airgun
Mike Morton takes a look at a friend’s poorly set up rifle, and makes a few simple tweaks to turn this underlever into an overlord. I don’t know about you, but I love a challenge, and really enjoy working on…
Kral Puncher Review
Turkish gunmaker, Kral Arms entered the PCP market with the Kral Puncher – a multi-shot sidelever that’s both feature-laden and affordable. And now we’re here to give it the full review. The maker of the Kral Puncher is a fast-growing…
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Posted in Air Rifles, PCP, Tests
Posted in Air Rifles, PCP, Tests
