Logun Pro

I doubt many Bradford fans stayed for the full minutes looking at the score sheet Simon

i think the mk1 came out in the mid 90's .. i bought mine secondhand in the early 2000's At the time i was one of those hunters that believed only .22 was good enough for hunting ! and i was shooting an Air Arms S410k which had a problem and had to go back under warranty so my local gun shop lent me the Logun whilst mine was away being repaired, i was so impressed with the 177 Logun that i never collected the S410k .. instead i did a deal on the Logun and the gun shop kept the Air Arms when it came back from being repaired Simon

You might find that anything much bigger than a 56mm objective lense might be difficult to mount ? Simon

Hi Jamie .. im new here this week myself and like you im a member on other forums but i read this forum quite a bit before joining and there does'nt seem to be a clique on here like there is on others Simon

Over the years i've used most makes of air rifle but i always seem to come back to my trusty old mk1 Logun Pro carbine in 177 with Simmon Aetec 3.8-12x44 on top Simon

I've had quite a bit of success over the years decoying corvids with a previously shot rabbit that i've slit open and then retired to a hide to shoot from Simon

Thank you for the welcomes .. im in East Devon over near Honiton Nice to see some other Devonians on here Simon

Hello all, im new to Hunting Life but not new to shooting ... I'm 45 years old and a i'm born and bred Devon lad .. i've been shooting air rifles for about 35 years and i still love it today .. over the years i've spent a fortune on constantly upgrading my kit and have probably owned most makes of air rifle but the one gun i have never been able to part with (and im still using it today as my only air rifle) is my mk1 Logun Pro K in 177 cal (hence my username) when my shooting was at its height i had over 1500 acres of permissions to shoot over which meant that i was out between 3 and