Rabbit shooting
Posted: Fri Aug 26 2016 15:09
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Daniel wrote:Where's the beast place to look for second hand air rifles?You can pick up a used 410 superlite with all the gear for under 500 if you look around. Single shot rifles are ok but the multishot version does make life easier, a spare magazine or two fully loaded and ready to go does away with a lot of fiddling around trying to reload.
Take a look at the brocock compatto. Its astonishingly good. I'm relatively new to airguns but I had a go with one at the local club and was consistently grouping five shots inside a ten pence piece at 45 yards and 4 out of 5 pellets in the same area at 50 yards!
This guy is a very good shot, heres his review of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNCkterQ6YM
Alan_dalton wrote:Most airgun shops will have used rifles. Alternatively just google air rifle for sale in whichever city you live in, sites like freeads and newsnow will come up with loads of options.Daniel wrote:Where's the beast place to look for second hand air rifles?You can pick up a used 410 superlite with all the gear for under 500 if you look around. Single shot rifles are ok but the multishot version does make life easier, a spare magazine or two fully loaded and ready to go does away with a lot of fiddling around trying to reload.
Take a look at the brocock compatto. Its astonishingly good. I'm relatively new to airguns but I had a go with one at the local club and was consistently grouping five shots inside a ten pence piece at 45 yards and 4 out of 5 pellets in the same area at 50 yards!
This guy is a very good shot, heres his review of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNCkterQ6YM
Daniel wrote:Alan_dalton wrote:Most airgun shops will have used rifles. Alternatively just google air rifle for sale in whichever city you live in, sites like freeads and newsnow will come up with loads of options.Daniel wrote:Where's the beast place to look for second hand air rifles?You can pick up a used 410 superlite with all the gear for under 500 if you look around. Single shot rifles are ok but the multishot version does make life easier, a spare magazine or two fully loaded and ready to go does away with a lot of fiddling around trying to reload.
Take a look at the brocock compatto. Its astonishingly good. I'm relatively new to airguns but I had a go with one at the local club and was consistently grouping five shots inside a ten pence piece at 45 yards and 4 out of 5 pellets in the same area at 50 yards!
This guy is a very good shot, heres his review of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNCkterQ6YM
Alan_dalton wrote:Get on here amazing amount of info available and big sales section, you'll need to register and do some many posts. http://www.airgunbbs.com/Daniel wrote:Alan_dalton wrote:Most airgun shops will have used rifles. Alternatively just google air rifle for sale in whichever city you live in, sites like freeads and newsnow will come up with loads of options.Daniel wrote:Where's the beast place to look for second hand air rifles?You can pick up a used 410 superlite with all the gear for under 500 if you look around. Single shot rifles are ok but the multishot version does make life easier, a spare magazine or two fully loaded and ready to go does away with a lot of fiddling around trying to reload.
Take a look at the brocock compatto. Its astonishingly good. I'm relatively new to airguns but I had a go with one at the local club and was consistently grouping five shots inside a ten pence piece at 45 yards and 4 out of 5 pellets in the same area at 50 yards!
This guy is a very good shot, heres his review of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNCkterQ6YM
Alan_dalton wrote:worth a look on hereDaniel wrote:Where's the beast place to look for second hand air rifles?You can pick up a used 410 superlite with all the gear for under 500 if you look around. Single shot rifles are ok but the multishot version does make life easier, a spare magazine or two fully loaded and ready to go does away with a lot of fiddling around trying to reload.
Take a look at the brocock compatto. Its astonishingly good. I'm relatively new to airguns but I had a go with one at the local club and was consistently grouping five shots inside a ten pence piece at 45 yards and 4 out of 5 pellets in the same area at 50 yards!
This guy is a very good shot, heres his review of it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNCkterQ6YM
fenfisher55 wrote:I got my other air arms off him about 6 years ago from his old shop. I will take a drive over thereGo and see Dave Shipman at Whittlesey Gun Shop they have a large selection of new & S/H.