tommygun166

i ment 70 or yard not feet soz

70- feet

i normally allways take shots prone but i still wobbles abit which is a problem when i am taking shots at rabbits far away so that is why i was wondering if i could fit a bipod, so i could be more accurate at long distance hi buddy if ya still wobbling a bit,in a prone position ,and you want to take longer shots! then my advise is get ya self to a air gun club and get some practise in,do not use a bipod its not going to help!as you already stated you wobble if there is no club1 then get some practise in on ya permission if ya take a rucksack or bag with you try using that,or

i normally allways take shots prone but i still wobbles abit which is a problem when i am taking shots at rabbits far away so that is why i was wondering if i could fit a bipod, so i could be more accurate at long distance

i have been thinking about getting a bipod for my bsa supersport .22 but most people say you shouldn't have bipods on spring rifles, i mostly do rabbits but i have got all the thick ones and i am not very good at keeping it steady for long shots. so can anyone give me any advice on which bipod to buy or any other techniques thanks Tom Briggs age 14

hi 13 and from north yorshire

how is ur taster going

:thumbs-up: nice i might be getting some new permisson soon

nice gun

nice

hi :welcomeani:

dan wat job are u doing or looking for

right

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