Air Rifles

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the-gnole

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Post by the-gnole »

You don't need a gun cabinet for an air rifle (unless it is over 12ftlb) all you need to do is make it inaccessible to persons under 18 years of age.

So if you chain the rifle through the trigger guard to an immovable item it is secure and inaccessible.

If you have an understairs storage cupboard or wardrobe (Built in or otherwise) and can fix an anchor point to it for a chain and padlock that is enough.

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Huntsman

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I have got a BSA lightening XL and if chucked a Leopold scope, and a couple other accessories onto it, I'm positive it could easily take small game, rabbits, pigeons and squirrels etc. And I wouldnt want to get hit by it....... I'll leave you to imagine what's ment by that :lol:
chrissappi

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you should go into the store and write down the names of most of the air rifles if there is alot of them then go on this website and look for the names and see if anyone has done any reviews on them


http://www.airgunsmith.com/cgi-bin/airg ... reviews.pl? :D ( its a good site too
preppingsu

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Post by preppingsu »

chrissappi wrote:you should go into the store and write down the names of most of the air rifles if there is alot of them then go on this website and look for the names and see if anyone has done any reviews on them


http://www.airgunsmith.com/cgi-bin/airg ... reviews.pl? :D ( its a good site too
Hi chrisappi,
Please could you pop over to the new members thread and post a short intro.
Thanks :D
samhalk7012

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Post by samhalk7012 »

just getting into using an air rifle and going to buy my own , could any of you suggest a good gun to start with , preferably a spring loaded one ? i was looking at the ( GAMO SHADOW SPORT).
bulldogeagle

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Post by bulldogeagle »

if you want a full power springer get a Weirhauch(german) one, they do tend to be a bit over heavy though, a BSA meteor is a good back up gun if you can get one, i bought one second hand and got my gun club to fit a new spring and breech seal.
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BigMacKin
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samhalk7012 wrote:just getting into using an air rifle and going to buy my own , could any of you suggest a good gun to start with , preferably a spring loaded one ? i was looking at the ( GAMO SHADOW SPORT).
I have a Weihrauch HW95K .22 and it is a belter of a rifle!! However, I got it for taking down small game and vermin (rabbits and rats!) and it does the job just fine. If you're going for target practise then there are few others that are good. Just bought one for my boy to use - SMK Syntarg that is a great wee rifle and you can get a combo deal including a scope and bag for around £120 Its a little too short if you are a tall human like myself tho.

Both a spring loaded and are decent rifles but never had a go of a Gamo Shadow before so can't say how it is.

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diamond lil
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Sue, did you ever get one ?
preppingsu

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diamond lil wrote:Sue, did you ever get one ?
Unfortunately no, :cry: the money that Christmas ended up being, well, you know........
It's still on my list of things to get but have recently found out that my neighbour has a shotgun licence so I'm keeping in with him! :)
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diamond lil
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Oooooh- bat yer eyelashes, look impressed and ask intelligent questions :twisted: We had one and I HATED the noise .