JMDorset

Welcome Rod

Wow she looks just like my bitch at that age. Mine is called Skye and she is from gun dog parents. She is not a working dog but loves to flush out game from rabbits to Deer when we are out.

Thanks a lot gents, you have given me plenty to think about on the topic of regulators. I must admit the thought of drilling a hole in my air cylinder has me a little worried but maybe getting a professional to fit it as villaman suggests might be the answer....

Thanks to The One I Appreciate the add. Cannot believe I have taken so long to find you guys & girls

I have been told by 'shooters' that it would be better for me to regulate my Hatsan PCP. I have looked into purchasing one but hearing of a friend of a friend who had issues recently with total loss of air on his BSA Ultra I am having second thoughts. What is the general consensus on here regarding them? Thanks for your replies in advance

Blimey I thought I was a Newbie.....I have not long joined these excellent forums and have very quickly met a lot of very polite people with more knowledge than I could gather in a life time...........2 mins on Google turned up this excellent guide......... http://basc.org.uk/airgunning/basc-air-rifle-code-of-practice/ Please be careful as a Firearms offence is not the way forward

Firstly. thank you for accepting me on this excellent site. I am a 47 yr old Cold War veteran who has discovered the joys of PCP shooting in the last 2 years. During this time I have had a great time target shooting to 40 Yards (all the space available) and now I am looking at getting into the field for some small game and bird hunting. Having joined the National gamekeepers organisation 6 months ago I am fully insured and ready to go. Although I shoot PCP at the moment I am also interested in anything to do with hunting and being in the great outdoors. If anyone in the Dorset needs any help