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Hatsan Arms Hatsan escort .22lr Bolt Action .22 Rifles

£ 200

Rossi .38/357 underlever stainless Lever Action .38 Rifles

£ 480

Miroku Mk60 gd 5 game high bird gun 20 Bore/gauge Over and Under

£ 2,800

Baikal Mx27-eic 12 Bore/gauge Over and Under

£ 140

Webley / Webley & Scott 410 bolt action 410 Single Barrel

£ 150

Vostok Mu-6 12 bore 12 Bore/gauge Over and Under

£ 1,250

Miroku Mk60 grade 5 12 Bore/gauge Over and Under

£ 1,290

Swing Mk4 Target Bolt Action .308 Rifles

£ 850

Ruger Long Range Tactical Bolt Action .300 Win Mag Rifles

£ 1,250

Tikka T1X MTR Bolt Action .22 Rifles

£ 555

Winchester Ranger 120 12 Bore/gauge Pump Action

£ 275

Browning Maral Straight Pull .308 Rifles

£ 1,050

Spikes -Tactical SCR-22 Semi-Auto .22 Rifles

£ 750

Baikal Model 27 12 Bore/gauge Over and Under

£ 150

Remington 5R Stainless Tactical Bolt Action .308 Rifles

£ 1,800

Chiappa Firearms Ltd Model 1887 Mare\'s Leg 12 Bore/gauge Lever Action

£ 1,100

Desert Tech HTI Bolt Action .50 Rifles

£ 8,500

Ref 1023. English brass barrelled Flintlock Blunderbuss made by BARBAR, Circa 1780. Muzzleloader

£ 2,850

Ref 2795. A good and rare Napoleonic era brass mounted Naval Dirk circa 1770-1800. Swords

£ 800

Ref 1582. An English flintlock belt pistol by W. H. WILSON LONDON, with spring steel belt hook. Muzzleloader

£ 950

Ref 1713. A pair of percussion duelling pistols converted from Flintlock by Asto C.1770-1800. Muzzleloader

£ 2,850

Ref 2700. A scarce American tip-up .32 rimfire revolver by SMITH & WESSON. Good condition. Revolver

£ 1,150

West Yorkshire , North East

£ 1,600

Ref 3175. A high quality European flintlock pistol with 12 inch barrel. Circa 1810. None Muzzleloader

Ref 9988. A scarce French flintlock military pistol of the Napoleonic era. Muzzleloader

£ 800

Ref 7321. A very good British Military Flintlock Pistol dating from the time of Napoleonic wars, circa 1790-1815. .65 Muzzleloader

£ 2,850

Ref 2689. A scarce American REMINGTON Antique obsolete 5 shot .38 Rimfire Revolver. Circa 1875-1879. Revolver

£ 900

West Yorkshire , North East

£ 870

Ref 1253. A very long Balkan flintlock pistol. C 1800. Muzzleloader

Ref 1260. A scarce LONDON-BRISTOL coaching flintlock pistol by J. Harding. Circa 1810. Muzzleloader

£ 2,650

Ref 7887. A scarce U.S. Military Flintlock Officers Pistol. Pre-dating the Ameri War marked Milbury MS. 1842 Muzzleloader

£ 1,250

Ref 1358. English Flintlock Boxlock pistol by MABSON & LABRON, with a screw-off barrel. C. 1821. Muzzleloader

£ 780

Ref 3172. A scarce Military Officer\'s percussion Pistol originally made as a flintlock. None Muzzleloader

£ 1,150

Scoped up - Using scopes with your airgun

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There’s still a lot to be said about using open sights. Let’s face it, if the eyes are still working okay and the sights are a good design then these are great for most airgun shooting. Today, whilst some airguns are still supplied with opens, they may have the rear sight placed too near the eye; making them virtually unusable. One of the reasons why the pre-War BSA Lincoln Jeffries air rifle proved popular was the sight placement was so accommodating. With the rear sight far down on the barrel rather than on the action even ageing eyes could still

HRH Prince Philip 1921-2021 – a true supporter of fieldsports and conservation

Shooting UK pay their tributes to HRH Prince Philip - Condolences to Her Majesty The Queen and Royal Family HRH Prince Phillip has died aged 99 this morning at Windsor Castle. He will be remembered as a true countryman with a love of fishing and field sports. He was a patron of more than 800 organisations, including the World Wildlife Fund and the British Association for Shooting and Conservation and combined a commitment to conservation with a love of shooting and fieldsports. Interviewed by Shooting Times in 1999 An interview for Shooting Times with columnist Robin Page was published in the 30 September

Product Review - ZEISS Conquest V4 Scope

We're bringing you this review today in conjunction with Alpha Militaria and ZEISS, two exceptionally renowned and knowledgeable companies within the shooting industry. Today we're looking at two scopes from the ‘ZEISS Conquest V4’ range - we've got a 4-16x50 and a 6-24x50. Now, many lifelong airgunners have always taken the view that you don’t really need a fancy scope, because you never really put that much of a demand on the scope; most shots are 20 to 40 metres and for that you only really need a scope that's going to enable you to be accurate over those kinds of

Daystate Huntsman - The Revere

I was fortunate enough to get my hands on a friend's Daystate Huntsman Revere a short while back and managed to spend some time testing and evaluating the rifle. The Daystate Huntsman Revere is one of Daystate’s newer offerings, yet manages to retain the company lineage of the past 40 years. But is the Revere to be held in the high regard its name suggests? Holding the rifle, I noticed it handles and feels exactly the same as its predecessor the Huntsman Regal, however, the operation is notably different. The rear bolt action block has been replaced with a side lever