Mince

Price drop to £300!!! Pop me a PM if remotely interested so i can send you some pictures of the gun. Once you see it you will fall in love with it.

The scope is a fake leupold apparently

I am selling my air rifle to fund a recent purchase of a PCP, I have had this gun since before Christmas and it is a great piece of kit, so accurate for a springer; from 25 yards i can plink 2 pence pieces every time. It comes with a very quiet weihrauch moderator, a leather sling, a camo bag and a Leupold Mark 4, 3.5-10x40 scope with I am quite impressed with, the batteries still work in the scope to light it up either red or green. This gun has served me well and has removed many vermin it has come into contact with, the gun is in full working order. There is a mark on the underneat

Very nice piece of kit, wish i had the money!

I am looking to move on from a springer to a pcp, preferably I would like the rifle in .177 cal. I am willing to swap my Air Arms tx200 hunter carbine if it takes your fancy or pay cash if needed. There are multiple PCPs that I would consider, here are some of them: BSA Ultra SE, BSA Scorpion SE, BSA superten, Air Arms s310 and the Air Arms s400. Don't be shy to pop a me a message! Cheers Mat

Hi all, I am new to pigeon shooting, did my first roost shoot today, thoroughly enjoyed it. If you were to give any tips to a 'newbie' to be successful when shooting pigeons what would it be? Cheers Mat

We got to the woods at around 3:30, there was about 11 of us dotted out in I would say 200 acres of wood. It was my first time roost shooting so as you can imagine the adrenaline was pumping. Loaded the O/U and lent against a bulky tree covering myself from the wind. There must have been a good 15 pigeons come over the top of me and i managed to pluck one out of the sky; 1 for 1 that soon changed to 2 for two as they swung back round again. Then it went silent on my side; yet popping everywhere else. Was getting on a bit, managed to have some shots at some high pigeons with not much success.

Hi all, I am a keen hunter who loves to get out in the countryside. I am apart of a few shoots around my area and in fact had a walking day today. Was very successful but corr was it tiring. Had to traipse through 600 acres of woodland but the highlight of the day was roost shooting, managed to pop off a 45 yard magpie and after inspection found out i got him just behind the eye (chuffed). Anyway I love shooting and anything outdoorsy. Mat

Cheers, I will give it a go next time i'm out Mat

When shooting a target in a tree how would you approach it? Do you aim slightly below the target or above to get the shot placement you wanted? Cheers Mat

Have you any photos?