air rifle's

[Rommels 7]

Newest Gun, AAS410K .177 with a cracking walnut stock and new MTC Mamba SCB 4-16x50RIR Scope with the MK2 twink of my .22 AAS410k

 

[darren watson 14]

didnt relise how much stuff i had till i tried to photo it

 

 

 

 

and my new shooting partner bud

 

 

wonder what it all adds up to £££££££££££££££££££

how much you want for the giant pretzel off the fireplace?

[web22 27]

rifle: webley raider 2 shot .22

scope:hawke sport hd 4-12x50 ao ir

silencer:webley bbmf

bipod:deben 9"-13"

Edited August 13, 2011 by web22

[Bankzi 2]

didnt relise how much stuff i had till i tried to photo it

 

 

 

 

and my new shooting partner bud

 

 

wonder what it all adds up to £££££££££££££££££££

 

Whats the springer mate?

[secretagentmole 1,701]

Springer? Looks more like a whippet to me, boom boom!

 

I'll get me coat............

[darren watson 14]

ffs mole

[smithie 2,443]

heres mine

 

 

 

[sneeky1 5]

a couple of mine .25 rapid

 

 

.22 rapid

 

[secretagentmole 1,701]

Here at last is a photo of my Churchill tank of a springer, the TX 200, jauntily wearing a Hawke 3-9x40 MAP Pro Scope.

 

[Bankzi 2]

lovely gun mate

[jam1 8]

My aas410 carbine 22 bushnell scopes night hunter lamp! I love it

[gunpower 0]

My Webley Raider 10 shot, .22 (Real Mans Calibre), 3-9x50 and a swift precision moderator.

 

 

Richard

agreed with the real mans caliber lol i hate 177 i can never kill with it lol

[airtech 39]

this is one i made a couple of years ago forgot to put the charge cap back on before i took the pic air tube is 45 mm dia mat silver and 20 inch long fully silenced overbarrel 7 shot mag at present it is 56ftlbs

[robwelsh 354]

To try to claim to be able to make reliable and humane shots at 135 yards with an air rifle is iresponsible to say the least

 

Yes, I dare say that after plenty of fluffed shots you may well get lucky the odd time but it's no fun for the poor rabbits that fall victim to all of the feck ups, is it?

 

If you were even a couple of yards out either way at those kind of distances, you'll be inch's off the mark, not that the gun and pellets will hold a tight enough group at that distance anyway.

 

Are you honestly trying to tell us that in field conditions or even in an indoor range for that matter, that you can produce reliable inch groups???

firstly no we dont try to injure the rabbits and we didn't so no harm done. just trying out the new gun.

secondly no i'm not i'm just saying a little comment that my friend managed to get a rabbit at that distance perfectly humanly and truthfully.

everyone misses at closer ranges but we didn't and don't intend to like EVERYONE!

 

what power is that r10 on? because a 12ftlb rifle at 30yrds is suppose to hit the target with little more than 3ft lb, apparently lol

[andyfr1968 772]

To try to claim to be able to make reliable and humane shots at 135 yards with an air rifle is iresponsible to say the least

 

Yes, I dare say that after plenty of fluffed shots you may well get lucky the odd time but it's no fun for the poor rabbits that fall victim to all of the feck ups, is it?

 

If you were even a couple of yards out either way at those kind of distances, you'll be inch's off the mark, not that the gun and pellets will hold a tight enough group at that distance anyway.

 

Are you honestly trying to tell us that in field conditions or even in an indoor range for that matter, that you can produce reliable inch groups???

firstly no we dont try to injure the rabbits and we didn't so no harm done. just trying out the new gun.

secondly no i'm not i'm just saying a little comment that my friend managed to get a rabbit at that distance perfectly humanly and truthfully.

everyone misses at closer ranges but we didn't and don't intend to like EVERYONE!

 

what power is that r10 on? because a 12ftlb rifle at 30yrds is suppose to hit the target with little more than 3ft lb, apparently lol

 

Let's just put this one to bed now