pretty happy now

[beggsybluestaff 1]

well i was sat at home bored and thought cant go out hunting so thought id try a little zero session off i went up to the permission well i bought some bisley magnums and thought id give them a go aswel as my normal air arms feild set the targets up and after re zeroing my scope (it was well out knocked it as i put it in pick up ) i chose to use the aa feild first so off i went with 6 shots which i had left in mag from zeroing and thought i did pretty well with them then i switched to the bisleys me thinking i needed to re zero i was wrong more or less the exact same grouping i was very impressed with the outcome also bearing in mind these are from shooting from the window of the pick up

 

1st picture is bisley magnums

2nd air arms feild

Edited February 21, 2010 by beggsybluestaff

[festa 206]

cant argue with that mate ive just started using bisleys in my 177 s510 and they work brilliant dropping rabbits for fun at 43mtrs (best shot )this year so far

 

atb gary

[beggsybluestaff 1]

think i will start using them but not too sure of the gun power now so will need to check at the gun shop as i dont own a chronograph if my rifle is firing over the 12ft/lbs will the gun shop keep hold of it as if is i will not want to use them especially if i get stopped by police for any reason because eventually i want my fac

Edited February 21, 2010 by beggsybluestaff

[farmerkev09 105]

nice shooting pal

[Sweeney-Todd 208]

Hi Begsey.

 

Very nice shooting mate.

 

 

 

 

Bill.

[ferretville 69]

[stealthy1 3,964]

Nice groups

[davyt63 1,845]

hi beggsy

i would say that is very good groups i might have to try some bisley's.

nice and tight!!

 

well done buddy

 

regards

 

davy

[zini 1,939]

Nice going pal.

 

With groups like that i expect we will be seeing plenty of photos of your kills shortly

 

Si

[bunny tickler 876]

think i will start using them but not too sure of the gun power now so will need to check at the gun shop as i dont own a chronograph if my rifle is firing over the 12ft/lbs will the gun shop keep hold of it as if is i will not want to use them especially if i get stopped by police for any reason because eventually i want my fac

[/ quo great shooting mate ,but when you say you need to check the power at the gun shop , i took my sons rifle to be chronod at a gun shop (hw97) they said it was over the limit & confiscated it we had to pay to have the spring changed before they would give it us back ,no way would they return it ,he had only just bought it & for legal reasons we did the right thing ,or so we thought ,beware unless you know the shop owners

[beggsybluestaff 1]

thanks for the kind remarks lads and bunny tickler thank you aswel looks like i need to find someone whith a chrono near me in leeds

[bunny tickler 876]

ive been told its the law if you take an air rifle to be chronoed at the gun shop & its over the limit ,they have to confiscate the weapon . so be aware lads ,they dont mention this in the shops before they test them , remember this lads ,cheers pete

[just jack 998]

good going damo,

bet you were shooting off your bed in the bedroom only messing pal,

just gonna pm you now

 

 

[beggsybluestaff 1]

cheers jack pal thanks for info

[Phantom 631]

ive been told its the law if you take an air rifle to be chronoed at the gun shop & its over the limit ,they have to confiscate the weapon . so be aware lads ,they dont mention this in the shops before they test them , remember this lads ,cheers pete

 

Hey Pete, Welcome to the forum

 

Please don't fall into the catagory of the 'idiots' by calling air guns (either pistol or rifle) weapons.

 

They are tools of the person using them; either sporting tools for target work or field tools for vermin and pest control

 

They only become weapons when you think about using it to harm another human being or if you happen to be an 'anti' or a journalist who is set on sensationalising our tools for the worst.

 

Phantom