M@gpie

Just in case some one does fancy their hand in baby rabbit rearing.... this link might be of some use Orphaned Rabbits

I can only just remember my first kill, i think it was a sea gull but wasn't intentional and at the time i was a total beginner The rifle at the time was a BSA meteor .22 without a scope, come to think of it.... i knew nothing about zeroing back then, so must have been a fluke

Hi Luke, What exactly is the problem with your rifle ? If it has a weak spring then it should be replaced with a new one Is your rifle zeroed to a specific distance ? How are your pellet groups ? and at what distance are you best grouping at ? If for instance your best groupings are inside a 20 mm circle at 25 yards then that is your max distance. Looking at your kill (pictured) well done.... but where did you aim and hit this rabbit as i don't see any blood.

I might just give it a go one day and see what can be achieved with a cheap piece of wood on first attempt

Hi Midge, i'm new here you might gather and really love those stocks your making and have been hovering over making one myself to fit the AA S400 but the big question is what specialist equipment do you use to make such quality stocks or are you a natural with the band saw, chisel and sand paper ?

Thank you all for your warm welcomes and think i will have a good look around before any posting

Hi all, i'm new here and came across this site looking for information on snaring rabbits and seems there is a lot of info here. Oh by the way i'm M@gpie I'm originally from Birmingham and currently living in West Wales and do as much airgun hunting as i can get in. Been shooting/Hunting (airguns) for 30 years or so. I enjoy hunting for the table and main quarry on my list is Rabbit and Wood pigeon, there's nothing like a bit of organic meat for Sunday lunch M@gpie