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Same thing happened with a mate of mine not much older than that.....if there hadnt been a bank cashier standing in front of him at the time it might of been quite funny  🤣

Britain is entering the age of bullshitt. Truth and knowledge no longer count. Unfortunately the shooting world has diverged from country people/ knowledge and a shooter is often just that....a fckin

Wolfs; I get the impression you still don't get the draconian gun laws and restrictions we have in the UK ! If you were shooting doves off the power lines in the city limits here, you would very

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22 minutes ago, paulus said:

Not really they have become more technically advanced but the basic principle is the same. 

The height of my aspirations as a kid was a Mercury-s that Hassan is cutting edge in comparison lol.

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12 minutes ago, mackem said:

The height of my aspirations as a kid was a Mercury-s that Hassan is cutting edge in comparison lol.

You say that but i have chrono graphed a lot of guns, From no regulators to 1 regulator and now 2 regulators, The strange thing is, the most repeatable gun as far as variation in power goes was an old unregulated Webley raider, .1 ft lbs in 25 shots. I have an FX wildcat here, silly money and i still have my first air rifle given to me in 1977 and it was second hand then,  A Dianna 25, To be honest apart from aesthetics and gimmicks there's still very little difference in performance at 30 yards

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6 minutes ago, paulus said:

You say that but i have chrono graphed a lot of guns, From no regulators to 1 regulator and now 2 regulators, The strange thing is, the most repeatable gun as far as variation in power goes was an old unregulated Webley raider, .1 ft lbs in 25 shots. I have an FX wildcat here, silly money and i still have my first air rifle given to me in 1977 and it was second hand then,  A Dianna 25, To be honest apart from aesthetics and gimmicks there's still very little difference in performance at 30 yards

I had one a .177 Dianna G25 from the fishbowl pet shop in Sunderland,first shot with it I shot a sparrow in the garden,very lightweight,I would still prefer that fully auto Hatsan to be honest.

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Just now, mackem said:

I had one a .177 Dianna G25 from the fishbowl pet shop in Sunderland,first shot with it I shot a sparrow in the garden,very lightweight,I would still prefer that fully auto Hatsan to be honest.

Only because your a snob Lol

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Just now, eastcoast said:

If he was a snob would have aspired to an Airsporter S not a Mercury. I had the Airsporter 🥰

I always wanted an Airsporter S the oiled stock one with the chequering on the fore stock and pistol grip

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1 hour ago, paulus said:

I always wanted an Airsporter S the oiled stock one with the chequering on the fore stock and pistol grip

I never got the MK1 but bought the MK2. Ending up having to sell it but have the MK3, AKA Air Arms Pro Sport with walnut stock. Lovely air rifle.

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Just now, eastcoast said:

I never got the MK1 but bought the MK2. Ending up having to sell it but have the MK3, AKA Air Arms Pro Sport with walnut stock. Lovely air rifle.

i had the Shamal with the Olympic trigger, wish i had kept it. 

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2 hours ago, paulus said:

I always wanted an Airsporter S the oiled stock one with the chequering on the fore stock and pistol grip

 

2 hours ago, eastcoast said:

If he was a snob would have aspired to an Airsporter S not a Mercury. I had the Airsporter 🥰

The Airsporter S was way out of my league and I knew it,I think most kids back then had visions of a feinwerkbau sport or the omnipotent HW35e as the ultimate whereas wolf dog strolls down to the store and gets a 900 Ft/Lbs BSA meteor without even being asked his age and gets to open-carry strolling round the neighbourhood shooting sparrows off the telly aerials.

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