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Benefits of simulation training to airgun hunters
Philip Siddell explains how to use simulation training to improve the chances of the airgun hunter’s success in the field. The improvised shooting positions you practise during training are sure to...
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Getting into airgun shooting – Mat Manning discusses support for new shooters
New recruits represent the future of our sport and our businesses. Mat Manning reminds retailers of their responsibility to set them off on the right track. © Alamy This article originally appeared on...
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Nighttime rat control with Mat Manning
Faced with a seemingly unstoppable influx of rats, Mat Manning heads out on a nocturnal foray with the Sightmark Wraith 4K Mini I have never known a time when rats were more abundant. The farms where I...
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Airgun Shooter 160 is out NOW
The latest issue of Airgun Shooter is now available! Controlling grey squirrels is a job that needs to be done right through the year if you are going to make a dent in their numbers. The methods we...
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Managing high winds during rabbit control
Long-range expert Lee Watts shows that a tricky wind doesn’t have to mean game over – as long as you have the knowhow and the right gear for the job Modern airgun shooters are spoilt for choice when it...
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Lee Enfield (Guns) M1911 A1 handgun review w/ Mike Morton
The Brothers in Arms series of replica combat weapons from Lee Enfield (Guns) gets its first handgun in the shape of the blowback M1911 A1 The water-cooled M1917 machine gun in .30 calibre. The...
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How to recover from dropped shots – Andy McLachlan advises
Andy McLachlan can’t stand dropped shots that can ruin a match card, so he comes up with some pointers to help claw back the points Shot 15 didn’t even land in the scoring zone, but in the wilds of...
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Looking back at classic BSA air rifles
Phil Hooper takes a look at some of the classic BSA air rifles dating from 1904 to the outbreak of the Second World War This Lincoln Jeffries-inspired BSA Improved Model ‘D’ of around 1912 is...
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A guide to airgun servicing
Andy McLachlan explains what’s required to get your target rifle in tip tip shooting condition – and to make sure it stays that way Andy’s removed the hammer assembly from the action block of his...
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Best PCP air rifles under £500 – these are the top picks
Rich Saunders takes a look at five of the best PCP air rifles that are on sale for less than £500. Wanting to get a pre-charged air rifle but don’t think you can afford one? Well read on, because I’ve...
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