9 results for airsporter

These simple airguns helped form the basis of the later pneumatic pump-up market that continues to this day. For collectors, these somewhat rarer early Benjamins are back with a bang!

Back in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s, the latest must-have new gadget was the silencer and today many consider not using one on any airgun to be a bit daft. A silencer is a very separate p...

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...

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?

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 ...

  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...

One such airgun hardly ever seen even in its own country is a BSA item from the 1980's called the Shadow. It's a short break-barrel springer in a synthetic plastic thumbhole stock. This is similar to ...

Two key points to note were it's fully recessed under lever and that longer stock with the tip detail. Somebody came up with the idea of shortening the barrel and the iconic Airsporter Stutzen was bor...

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 o...