Do you use a Single or Mutli Shot - Air Gun

[clubshot 22]

These day's many Shooters opt for a Magazine Air Gun - Especially on Precharge Gun's

 

In the Summer Time when plenty of Rabbits about I do tend to use my Phoenix Mark 2 in .177

With a 10 Shot Magazine

 

Joy is that you do not have to remove from eye Shoulder to load the next shot

As a Underlever load

 

Have be known to get several Rabbits - exposed - with this

 

Check out Movie on Web Site - 10 Shots in less than 4 Seconds

 

http://www.phoenixairguns.co.uk

 

But in winter tend to walk around with AA 400 in .22 - which I can get a 2nd shot off surprisingly fast with

 

BOB/R

Edited December 31, 2008 by clubshot

[Guest buster321c]

Got 3 , all single , it dont really matter that much , to me anyway .

[alan489 0]

Single shot for me, although the idea of having multi shot does appeal to me

[The Caretaker 0]

I have the BSA S10 Bull barrel .22 and i have a couple of mags to go with, my FAC rifle is single shot .22 but i'm hoping to change that to the Air Ranger .22 and that has 10 shot mags i have had good clean kill's with both varieties, but at night a single shot is not easy to reload so my preference would deffo be the multi shot!

[Halfinch 51]

I use a muti shot HW100 It is easier to use in the field, when it is wet, cold, muddy or dark, If things can be made easier i'll go for that option.

Edited December 31, 2008 by Halfinch

[hiho 5]

single shot for me because i use a springer

[mad al 146]

I use both, but sometime prefer the single shot

[Guest hyperion]

i use a P/H phoenix and a A/A TX200 so both i guess!

just depends on what im after or what i fancy using at the time!

cheers

hyperion

Edited December 31, 2008 by hyperion

[Shooter08 0]

ive just fitted my 10 shot to my s200

 

cant wait to get out with it

[celticwar 1]

multi for me i use the s10 bullbarrel carbine .22

 

just easier at night ,

if you miss and its still there quick cycle of the bolt ready to go ..

 

and if you are unlucky or not on form . you do need to finish your target off . due to first shot didnt , . which can happen theres a better chance you will get your kill before its ran for cover or jump in its burrow

[Hinksy1 0]

Imho, air rifles are inherently single shot so I've stuck to that. I've found that knowing you only have one pellet available you tend to take a little more time over your shots and make them count.

 

At present I shoot an AA S200 and a Falcon FN19TW FAC, both single shot. I'll be buying another S200 soon but a MK3-that will be multishot as I'm intending to use that as a dedicated night vision rifle and as we all know it ain't easy reloading in the dark with cold fingers.

 

I've found that I can reload my current rifles pretty darn quick as long as I have ammo to hand.

 

Ben

[J Darcy 5,871]

I love the nultishots as long as the mags are well made.

Once fitted a retro kit to the S200 and it was a disaster!!

 

the best mag i have had was the S410 followed by the Hw100.....

 

Mindst you, i have had the Fn12 for 7 years now and not had a problem with it, and i have put tens of thousands of shots through her....

 

I wouldnt like to go back to the time when i only had a single shotter....

[noah 0]

i use a single shot but i would like to try a multi shot

[masmiffy 82]

Single shot Titan Manitou.

Old but good, reliable and accurate!

Gun is I am not

[hughesey1552 0]

how was the multi shot retrofit for your s200 a disaster? ive got one fitted on my mk3 and never had one problem with it. its miles quicker to refill the magazine aswell compared to the magasines on the s410.

 

Hughesey