Featured Advice · Airguns So You Want To Be A Superstar? Always Shoot Responsibly By Richard Saunders 05-02-2021 YouTube is full of videos of people blessed with such equipment shooting pigeons at crazy distances - 150 metres or more. And therein lies the problem. Some people, limited to 12ft/lbs but fed on a di...
Featured Advice · Airguns Vintage BSA Air Rifles By Jonathan Young 20-01-2021 There is a confusing variety of vintage BSA springers from before the War and to the novice, they may all look the same. Great fun to use and to collect, there are many differences between the various...
Featured Advice · Airguns Using ball ammo for airguns By Jonathan Young 06-01-2021 Airgun owners had been using round lead ball ammo in their airguns for hundreds of years. Real muskets and pistols used this ammunition, so initially, the very first large bore airguns did so likewise...
Featured Advice · Airguns How to make a target box at home By Jonathan Young 04-01-2021 For safe target shooting and plinking, a manufactured metal target box is great. But these are expensive, so why not make your own!
Featured Advice · Rifles How to Zero with Iron Sights By Archie Davis 17-12-2020 We’ll talk you through the simple steps you need to take to get your iron sights zeroed and ready to go, so you can start shooting accurately without the struggles of aftermarket optics.
Featured Advice · Airguns Old Pellets vs. New Slugs By Jonathan Young 02-12-2020 Slugs are solid pointed projectiles that look like lead bullet heads for rimfire and full-bore ammunition. As some readers may be aware - these slugs are being claimed as the new ‘in-thing&rsquo...
Featured Advice · Rifles How to clean a bolt action rifle By Archie Davis 30-11-2020 Making sure your rifle is completely clean is vital to do after each and every time you use it. To prevent working parts from breaking and to get the optimal performance from your rifle, cleaning has ...
Featured Advice · Shotguns How to clean a shotgun By Archie Davis 25-11-2020 People often ask how often to clean a shotgun. The fact is, you should be doing it after every shoot. Cleaning stops rust, keeps the gun functioning as it should and protects it from wear and tear.
Featured Advice · Airguns Using vintage airguns By Jonathan Young 16-11-2020 The airgun has come full circle with the evolution of the pre-charged pneumatic. What about digging into the history of airguns and trying your hand at some more interesting models of the past?
Featured Advice · Rifles How to mount a rifle scope By Archie Davis 04-11-2020 Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to help you get up and running, so that you can start mounting your new scope without as much as a second thought!
Featured Advice · Shotguns How do you get a Shotgun Licence (SGC)? By Archie Davis 01-11-2020 Anyone who has a shotgun or is planning on getting one needs to hold an appropriate licence. If you’re a beginner looking for your first licence, it would be very wise to begin your application ...
Featured Advice · Airguns The Importance of Chronographing Airguns By Jonathan Young 25-09-2020 When the law changed in the 60s, the legal requirement was introduced to keep airgun power levels under set limits otherwise, they would need to be put on a licence. This makes the Chronograph vitally...
Featured Advice · Airguns Simple is better – Are open sights underrated? By Jonathan Young 10-09-2020 Most people will expect to use a scope when buying an airgun today. Not so long ago a scope was a hoped-for add-on. However, open sights actually were and still are a very good shooting tool. Even on ...
Featured Advice · Airguns reviews What type of air gun should a beginner buy? By Jonathan Young 19-08-2020 If you're new to airgunning or planning on getting back into the sport after a long time away - you'll notice the many different mechanisms on offer for air guns. Which type should you pick? Jonathan ...
Featured Advice · Airguns reviews Airguns: Are springers a thing of the past? By Jonathan Young 10-08-2020 When looking for a new airgun, most people will think of buying a PCP especially as the prices have come down in recent years thanks to Crosman/Benjamin and more so the Chinese made product...
Featured Advice · Airguns reviews What is the best airgun calibre? By Jonathan Young 01-07-2020 The competition for the best airgun calibre seems to be a never-ending debate - Jonathan Young explains what makes each pellet different, and the results you'd expect to achieve from each one.
Featured Advice · Airguns reviews 3 Guns you can do everything with. By Roy McNally 29-06-2020 Roy McNally talks you through the 3 guns he'll always have in his cabinet, and the 3 he'll probably only ever need. This 'Holy Trinity' of firearms will enable you to complete any task you require...
Featured Advice · Rifles The Best .22 LR's on the UK second-hand market By Martin Potgieter 24-06-2020 I'd like to share some .22 LR options that you might want to consider, all of which can be found on the second-hand market right here in the UK. All the rifles I mention, I would have personally owned...
Featured Advice · Airguns reviews Most Important Tips for Starting Out at the Range 22-05-2020 Firing a gun creates a mental and emotional rush. However, first time experiences can trigger fight-or-flight responses as the body responds to the feeling of danger. The best way to begin is at a sho...
Advice · Airguns reviews THE RUTTEN WINSTAR MACH 1 DE By Jonathan Young By Jonathan Young 07-05-2020 When collecting anything - but especially airguns - if you blink, you can miss something. Airguns take time to design and then fabricate, so how do we miss a recent release without even noticing?