Which Read?

[patterdale 675]

Airgun World

Airgunner or Another?

 

I'm both.

And that's not male&female !

[Jonjon79 13,358]

I've never read either of them so, I can't really comment on them.

 

However, the help that I've had from real people on a couple of forums has been invaluable

[Rez 4,961]

None. But if you've got a spare 4 quid, airgun world.

 

Bangin end to your comment

[mad4it 695]

i read both

[toby63 1,236]

airgun shooter

[The one 8,594]

I get plenty without getting more

But see magazines dont you think there seasonal after you get them a couple of years the same thing crops up every season so are they worth the cash

[David.evans 5,323]

Wonder if they help you shoot any better ,

[villaman 9,982]

Wonder if they help you shoot any better ,

But remember they tell you to shoot no more than 35 yards

[The one 8,594]

Well monthly i get earth dog running dog and sporting gun and weekly the countrymans and shooting times , i draw the line at air gun mags unless i travelling for hours and dont have some reading material as most seem just adverts

[steg 609]

Got sept/oct/Nov/Dec still unread.. probs read them this may/june/July/Aug when i'm not getting out much because of the nite time river seatrout bug I catch

[philpot 5,122]

Airgun Shooter but as soon as the 12 month prepaid is over, I won't bother with any..........................what goes around comes around, again and again.

 

Phil

[pianoman 3,589]

I used to buy them all and the articles by John Darling and his generation of airgun hunters/writers was invaluable, commonsense and really absorbing. Nowadays that quality has largely gone alas. Though I do quite like Matthew Manning's articles now and again. But generally, the magazines just regurgitate the same old stuff and are more reliant on ads for sales income these days and the gun/kit writing is heavily biased towards getting you to part with money you don't need to spend on kit that is bullshitted for performance when in fact, it is mostly poor and needless and keep businesses advertising!

 

For me there are barely a few gun makers worth bothering with and you really do not need to buy scientifically high-tech cammo clothing or the latest must-have digital gizmo to wear out and die on you! A reliable quality rifle and scope, the right pellet and some disruptive cammo pants and a jacket that break up your outlines and blend you into the surrounding hedgrows etc and what more do you need but time invested in fieldcraft and experience of the winds and the clouds to tell you how the weather is going to go and what the rabbits etc will likely be doing out in it, for yourself?

 

When you are new to this sport the mags helps you with advice and some ideas on gear to get you started. Fair enough. But after a decent while and experience of shooting and hunting, you should be able to form your own successful methods and opinions.

[charlie caller 3,654]

 

Wonder if they help you shoot any better ,

But remember they tell you to shoot no more than 35 yards

 

Oh sh*t thats it Im fuc*ed I shot a fox 340 yards away the other night

[villaman 9,982]

 

 

Wonder if they help you shoot any better ,

But remember they tell you to shoot no more than 35 yards

 

Oh sh*t thats it Im fuc*ed I shot a fox 340 yards away the other night

 

And that was with a BB gun as well

[j j m 6,626]

i very rarely bye the mags now ,but i used to like airgun world some years ago