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BSA Super10 Bull Barrel .22 Right Hand Stock Hawk Scope with bag and fresh tin of pellets To anyone unfamiliar with the Super10, it is a pre charged pnumatic air rifle with a short fully silenced barrel, and a 10 shot magazine with side bolt action. This has been my introduction to pre charged air rifling and I am hooked hence sale due to upgrade to a Daystate. It has just been serviced and the regulator checked, just under 12 ftlbs, where it should be. It is in excellent condition, having been used but not abused. I have been offered a very good trade in, however while

Mossi Gaurd, hmm from Boots you say........hmm I will have to send my wife in for that................ cant stand the smell of the place !!! all !

Brill advice, many thanks. Problem is I may look / smell a bit odd, Wearing Elder leaves around my head (in case we cant moor there because every bugger else has), and smeared in Athisan Cream just in case and using insect repellant as deoderant to reduce the risk.

Went out to a local wood last nite to zero the scope on my new SuperTen, began to get itchy on the backs of my hands (bare) after about 30mins ! By the time I got home and into bed, the itching was almost unbearable ! All night was spent scratching, when I got up this morning, the backs of my hands were about twice their usual size and the pain............!!! Turns out the little ba****ds had scored a hit count of 4 to my right and 6 to my left ! The swelling and pain is still there now, I am using some surgical hand gel to relieve the pain, but it wears off pretty quick

Hi, I am Ian, returning to air rifle ownership after a 20 odd year break. Had quick scoot through these pages, and we seem to have some very knowledgable folks. Hope to get to know you better through threads. Cheers for now Ian <------------------Oh, and that there is Molly !

Hi Darrin, I am a newbie today too ! In answer to your dilema, the only thing to do is search for gun clubs, shoots in your chosen area in mags and on t'internet. Sounds obvious but there is no easy solution. Sorry mate, but you need to do the footwork. Chances are your local gunshop may be able to give you some leads ! Ian