bsa air sporter

[bigoy19706 276]

hi all i have had airguns befor but never hunted with tham so i bort a bsa super sport well thats what i was told it was just found out it a air soprt any way i only give £60 for it this is it

are they any good for shooting live stuf will it have the pawer i need seems a bit down on pawer to me thanks

[andyfr1968 772]

Hi, mate.

 

Good solid old springer. If it's all working as it should and you do your bit, it'll be fine.

 

Get plenty of practice on paper though before you take it hunting...

 

Cheers.

[bigoy19706 276]

will i be ok to shoot it in my garden i was geting a bit of stik from nextdore he was going to ring the coppers

[slingshot82 32]

hi all i have had airguns befor but never hunted with tham so i bort a bsa super sport well thats what i was told it was just found out it a air soprt any way i only give £60 for it this is it

are they any good for shooting live stuf will it have the pawer i need seems a bit down on pawer to me thanks

Not bad for £60, looks in good nick

 

Kyle

[slingshot82 32]

will i be ok to shoot it in my garden i was geting a bit of stik from nextdore he was going to ring the coppers

Yes, so long as you have a good back stop and make sure none of your pellets leave your garden

 

Kyle

[matt_hooks 188]

Kyle.

 

Do you, or your parents, own the house and land, or rent it?

 

If you own, then you have the right to shoot the air rifle, as said, as long as the pellets don't leave the land.

 

If they rent, then you probably have the right to shoot over it, though it might be worth checking.

 

It would be worth having a chat with the neighbour, maybe invite them round to see your nicely constructed backstop, to show that the risk of pellets crossing the boundary is unlikely. Also be reasonable about when you shoot. An un-moderated air gun like that will make quite a crack and could disturb your neighbour.

 

Just show your neighbour that you are being considerate, and are being careful and safe, and most reasonable people will stop bothering you.

 

If he's not reasonable, then let him call the police. As long as you are taking sensible precautions and are not shooting where you shouldn't you've got nothing to worry about.

 

How old are you by the way?

[slingshot82 32]

Kyle.

 

Do you, or your parents, own the house and land, or rent it?

 

If you own, then you have the right to shoot the air rifle, as said, as long as the pellets don't leave the land.

 

If they rent, then you probably have the right to shoot over it, though it might be worth checking.

 

It would be worth having a chat with the neighbour, maybe invite them round to see your nicely constructed backstop, to show that the risk of pellets crossing the boundary is unlikely. Also be reasonable about when you shoot. An un-moderated air gun like that will make quite a crack and could disturb your neighbour.

 

Just show your neighbour that you are being considerate, and are being careful and safe, and most reasonable people will stop bothering you.

 

If he's not reasonable, then let him call the police. As long as you are taking sensible precautions and are not shooting where you shouldn't you've got nothing to worry about.

 

How old are you by the way?

It says hes 23 on his profile.

 

Kyle

[bigoy19706 276]

25 mate dont no what it sed 23 for any way thanks replys

[stealthy1 3,964]

Good little gun, it may need a service, I've shot the odd bunny with one in the past

[bigoy19706 276]

do i just take it to a gun shop for a sevice and haw muth will it be abaut thanks

[masmiffy 82]

I had one of these for years they were good in their day and still will do a job.

I stripped my stock down and re finished it to get it darker, looked a treat tho I say it myself.

Swapped it for a locator and collar last year!

To be honest its not a difficult gun to strip and service yourself.

You just need a service kit and a bit of time.