crosman ratcatcher

[will.f11 24]

Firstly will I need any license for this gun and would it be suitable for shooting rabbits and at what sort of range?

[wats 0]

Firstly will I need any license for this gun and would it be suitable for shooting rabbits and at what sort of range?

no licence needed wouldnt buy one mate they are shite use too many co2 bottles n wouldnt kill a rabbit at 5 yard lol

[Ratman2 2]

Firstly will I need any license for this gun and would it be suitable for shooting rabbits and at what sort of range?

 

No and no. My best advice is don't bother with one.

 

Rob........telling the truth.

[SEAN3513 7]

good advice mate....................does exaclty what it says on the tin!!

 

regards

 

sean

[will.f11 24]

cheers. Would you be able to advise me to any co2 rifles which are fairly cheap but quality for money?

[Malt 379]

Don't bother with a CO2 gun, they work out very expensive.

I'm not going to go on one of my usual rants about using the Ratcatcher as it's meant to be used though.....

[SEAN3513 7]

Don't bother with a CO2 gun, they work out very expensive.

I'm not going to go on one of my usual rants about using the Ratcatcher as it's meant to be used though.....

 

 

aw go on malts...............i love it when you go off on one !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

fair comment though mate !!

 

regards

 

sean

[davyt63 1,845]

cheers. Would you be able to advise me to any co2 rifles which are fairly cheap but quality for money?

hi will

my son has got a SMK QB78 DELUXE co2 single shot and bolt action nice little rifle, av a look at web site and see what you tink. not cheap to run though depends on how much pocket money you get each week buddy lol .if you decide to get one get back to me by pm and i may be able to help. dont forget insurance its a must

happy hunting

 

davy

[Guest olofthegr8]

my favorite air rifle is the logun s16 its a beast.

but its also overly priced in my opinion. but its great for rabbiting

[will.f11 24]

Don't bother with a CO2 gun, they work out very expensive.

I'm not going to go on one of my usual rants about using the Ratcatcher as it's meant to be used though.....

Could you tell me the difference between a pre-charged and a co2 powered please.

[SEAN3513 7]

Don't bother with a CO2 gun, they work out very expensive.

I'm not going to go on one of my usual rants about using the Ratcatcher as it's meant to be used though.....

Could you tell me the difference between a pre-charged and a co2 powered please.

 

a co2 gun uses screw on bottles of co2 ( non-refillable)

 

a pre-charged gun has a built in air resevoir....which you pump up or fill from a divers bottle.

 

hope this helps

 

regards

 

sean

[will.f11 24]

Don't bother with a CO2 gun, they work out very expensive.

I'm not going to go on one of my usual rants about using the Ratcatcher as it's meant to be used though.....

Could you tell me the difference between a pre-charged and a co2 powered please.

 

a co2 gun uses screw on bottles of co2 ( non-refillable)

 

a pre-charged gun has a built in air resevoir....which you pump up or fill from a divers bottle.

 

hope this helps

 

regards

 

sean

thanks, do you need a license for a precharged and would that turn out cheaper?

[SEAN3513 7]

you don't need a licence for any air rifle under 12 ft/lbs.

 

a precharged will turn out cheaper long term

[Coney 3]

Don't bother with a CO2 gun, they work out very expensive.

I'm not going to go on one of my usual rants about using the Ratcatcher as it's meant to be used though.....