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We've given Jonny a brand new challenge just in time for the shooting season kick-off! Can he turn a heavily modified service rifle from the 1800's into something worth hanging on a wall? Tune in to find out...

Many new Co2 repliguns appeared in the 90's. Barely noticed in amongst the Daisy, Gamo and Crosmans one little air pistol arrived - from Russia. Baikal was already known for shotguns and target shooting.

Lee Madden - the Owner of MADAIR - and I got talking one Saturday afternoon, and we discussed the possibility of GUNSTAR sponsoring an annually-run casual bench rest shooting competition. Lee has the perfect venue for such an event at his 70-yard outdoor range within the sheltered shooting cabin.

A well used and looked after airgun will be 'run in' and may well be better to use than when new. Possibly an older air rifle may just be in need of some basic T.L.C. Better is one that's been tuned or customised to a high standard.

A bit like Paddington Bear the rifle came with a note pinned to it, but what it says confuses things even further.

You don’t have to look far in the shooting world to find gun adverts and almost every single one of those gun adverts, when it regards a shotgun, will extol the new and exciting barrel technology that these gunmakers have produced. Better patterns, smoother shooting, less pellet defamation. All to get us to be more interested in their new product.