bsa r10 , any good for lamping rabbits ?

[timc20xe 73]

hi im new on here , i am just about to order a bsa r10 mainley going to be used for lamping , is it a good idear to get a r10 ? and how far away will it knock a rabbit down with the right pellets ? any help will be much appreciated thanks tim

[davyt63 1,845]

hi im new on here , i am just about to order a bsa r10 mainley going to be used for lamping , is it a good idear to get a r10 ? and how far away will it knock a rabbit down with the right pellets ? any help will be much appreciated thanks tim

 

 

hi tim

welcome to the forum

 

1. this is in the wrong! section

 

2.the BSA R10 is a nice piece of kit! with the right pellets & in the right hands

 

3.distance on knocking them over lamping! as many of peeps will tell you that judging distance at night is a pain in the ass, unless you are sniping from a spot you shoot in daylight.or know your mildots at your permission at different place's

 

4.as this is your second post i would assume that you are new to hunting? or have come from another forum and have been hunting for a while! if thats the case. in the second sentance then you should not be asking this question as you would know what a sub 12ft/lb air rifle will do?

 

5.i had a look at this R10 last week and was very impressed with it

and may be on my list in june!

 

regards

 

davy

[stealthy1 3,964]

Rabbits get knocked over regular with a BSA R10 on here, and not many get a chance to complain

[timc20xe 73]

hi im new on here , i am just about to order a bsa r10 mainley going to be used for lamping , is it a good idear to get a r10 ? and how far away will it knock a rabbit down with the right pellets ? any help will be much appreciated thanks tim

 

 

hi tim

welcome to the forum

 

1. this is in the wrong! section

 

2.the BSA R10 is a nice piece of kit! with the right pellets & in the right hands

 

3.distance on knocking them over lamping! as many of peeps will tell you that judging distance at night is a pain in the ass, unless you are sniping from a spot you shoot in daylight.or know your mildots at your permission at different place's

 

4.as this is your second post i would assume that you are new to hunting? or have come from another forum and have been hunting for a while! if thats the case. in the second sentance then you should not be asking this question as you would know what a sub 12ft/lb air rifle will do?

 

5.i had a look at this R10 last week and was very impressed with it

and may be on my list in june!

 

regards

 

davy

 

 

thanks for the reply , i am new to air guns as im used to bigger guns but i have been a naughty boy so i have to now get a air gun lol , i used to use air guns when i was a kid but that was only for rats and plinking , what range will a 12ft/lb air rifle have to get a humane kill ? cheers tim

[davyt63 1,845]

hi im new on here , i am just about to order a bsa r10 mainley going to be used for lamping , is it a good idear to get a r10 ? and how far away will it knock a rabbit down with the right pellets ? any help will be much appreciated thanks tim

 

 

hi tim

welcome to the forum

 

1. this is in the wrong! section

 

2.the BSA R10 is a nice piece of kit! with the right pellets & in the right hands

 

3.distance on knocking them over lamping! as many of peeps will tell you that judging distance at night is a pain in the ass, unless you are sniping from a spot you shoot in daylight.or know your mildots at your permission at different place's

 

4.as this is your second post i would assume that you are new to hunting? or have come from another forum and have been hunting for a while! if thats the case. in the second sentance then you should not be asking this question as you would know what a sub 12ft/lb air rifle will do?

 

5.i had a look at this R10 last week and was very impressed with it

and may be on my list in june!

 

regards

 

davy

 

 

thanks for the reply , i am new to air guns as im used to bigger guns but i have been a naughty boy so i have to now get a air gun lol , i used to use air guns when i was a kid but that was only for rats and plinking , what range will a 12ft/lb air rifle have to get a humane kill ? cheers tim

 

 

hi Tim

you naughty boy!!!

this will depend on your skills in shooting air rifles, and weather conditions

but there are lads on here who are regularly taken quarry from 10yds to 59yds conditions depending

 

regards

 

davy

[timc20xe 73]

hi im new on here , i am just about to order a bsa r10 mainley going to be used for lamping , is it a good idear to get a r10 ? and how far away will it knock a rabbit down with the right pellets ? any help will be much appreciated thanks tim

 

 

hi tim

welcome to the forum

 

1. this is in the wrong! section

 

2.the BSA R10 is a nice piece of kit! with the right pellets & in the right hands

 

3.distance on knocking them over lamping! as many of peeps will tell you that judging distance at night is a pain in the ass, unless you are sniping from a spot you shoot in daylight.or know your mildots at your permission at different place's

 

4.as this is your second post i would assume that you are new to hunting? or have come from another forum and have been hunting for a while! if thats the case. in the second sentance then you should not be asking this question as you would know what a sub 12ft/lb air rifle will do?

 

5.i had a look at this R10 last week and was very impressed with it

and may be on my list in june!

 

regards

 

davy

 

 

thanks for the reply , i am new to air guns as im used to bigger guns but i have been a naughty boy so i have to now get a air gun lol , i used to use air guns when i was a kid but that was only for rats and plinking , what range will a 12ft/lb air rifle have to get a humane kill ? cheers tim

 

 

hi Tim

you naughty boy!!!

this will depend on your skills in shooting air rifles, and weather conditions

but there are lads on here who are regularly taken quarry from 10yds to 59yds conditions depending

 

regards

 

davy

 

 

 

that will do fine , thanks alot , tim

[mark739 1]

Hello mate, i would think twice about getting a R10 as i got mine December last year, this was the mark 2 version however it spent most of its time back at BSA. The gun shop were very good with me and i ended up exchanging it for the HW100 and that is simply awesome. Just a bit of friendly advice mate.