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The government have been subject to a heap of criticism after announcing that many types of shooting will not be impacted by the recent ‘Rule of six’ restrictions - a positive day for those who own a firearm.

As the bitter winter cold draws in, many of us will be looking for a warmer climate to migrate to, in order to continue doing what we love. The rainy weekend weather has prevented me from venturing out with the shooting gear in tow; until I was reminded of an indoor range within a reasonable driving distance of my home.

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 much older antique airguns where the sights were static without adjustment, they're still effective.

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 Young takes you through the details!

  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 products. That's for new kit - for secondhand you can find some real PCP bargains. Taking a look here on Gunstar, there’s a wide choice of both. So why bother with a spring powered airgun then?   Surely it's more than just nostalgia for those who started out on an old Meteor or a...

The big news from America this week is that one of the world’s most historic firearm manufacturers - Remington Arms - is filing for bankruptcy protection, whilst also looking for a takeover buyer.