Air Rifles etc
01-12-2006, 05:51 PM
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Air Rifles etc
i used to have a gas pistol awhile ago but sold it but i want to get another one.
i want to get a gun like a snipers rifle this time but not sure what ones are good or not. can you get gas ones in these? any website anyone knows of? (uk ones or ones that supply to uk)
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i want to get a gun like a snipers rifle this time but not sure what ones are good or not. can you get gas ones in these? any website anyone knows of? (uk ones or ones that supply to uk)
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01-12-2006, 06:29 PM
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http://www.airgunbuyer.com/Showprodu...20Rifle%20Kits
Good site to give you idea's dunno bout price tho.
Good site to give you idea's dunno bout price tho.
01-12-2006, 06:31 PM
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IIRC an air rifle over 12lbft requires a proper firearms licence.
Failure to comply will be treated as a firearms breach and will lead to a minimum 5yrs!!!
Failure to comply will be treated as a firearms breach and will lead to a minimum 5yrs!!!
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01-12-2006, 06:39 PM
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Re: air weapons
Originally Posted by charlie luciano
Don't know of any on the net but there is a fishing/air weapon shop near me, has got some naughty rifles in there, one cost £700 but can take out deer from a fair distance away 
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01-12-2006, 06:47 PM
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Originally Posted by fudgeass
01-12-2006, 07:30 PM
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Precharged air rifles are good fun.
I used to shoot air rifle field target for my school ans had a lovely precharged (gas tank!!) air rifle.
Not cheap but very effective if you have agood sight and are quite skilled.
12ft lb is the limit without a FAC.
The last rifle i had was a Skan AR M32 speedstar which was a takedown precharged rifle with a 32 round magazine, silencer, scope, bipod and was able to be dismantled small enough to fit in a small briefcase.........
I used to shoot air rifle field target for my school ans had a lovely precharged (gas tank!!) air rifle.
Not cheap but very effective if you have agood sight and are quite skilled.
12ft lb is the limit without a FAC.
The last rifle i had was a Skan AR M32 speedstar which was a takedown precharged rifle with a 32 round magazine, silencer, scope, bipod and was able to be dismantled small enough to fit in a small briefcase.........
01-12-2006, 07:30 PM
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lets see the pics of it then cos ive never heard of one for that much
in all my days of shooting pidgeons & seaguls
lets see the pics of it then cos ive never heard of one for that much
in all my days of shooting pidgeons & seaguls
01-12-2006, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted by charlie luciano
Originally Posted by Pete,RS Specialists
only £700 I have one thats 6K
For six k bruv I would want something that could decapitate cars
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01-12-2006, 08:08 PM
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iv'e got a nice 4.5" gun on the front of my ship 12 mile range 29 shots per min and an accuracy of around 25 meters but with the H/E shells you wont need to worry too much as they can take out tanks or for night shooting we also provide a nice star shell which can illuminate a large area (around 2square miles ) and if you want to get serious about your hunting we also have trident missiles at our disposal 14 war heads and enough fire power to send us into the dark ages.So for all your rodent killing needs just call 0800-wannafight-comeonthen.gov.uk
01-12-2006, 09:26 PM
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Sod an air-rifle, get one of these beauties!
Looking at taking up shooting, once I move into my house (once I find one to buy, once I sort out a mortgage). Need to sort the firearm licence, though, since I'll be starting off with .22 rifles. Nice place not that far away, that sells custom stuff (link).
Looking at taking up shooting, once I move into my house (once I find one to buy, once I sort out a mortgage). Need to sort the firearm licence, though, since I'll be starting off with .22 rifles. Nice place not that far away, that sells custom stuff (link).
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Not a cheap hobby, though......to build a gun up, will be looking at:
Receiver, £180
Trigger-unit, Volquartsen TG2000, £145
Barrel, Volquartsen "Snake" Match, £390
Stock, Bell & Carlson Odyssey, £350
Will need to look into whether you can chuck a picatinny on that, so that an optic can be fitted, but that's for way way in the future yet...
Receiver, £180
Trigger-unit, Volquartsen TG2000, £145
Barrel, Volquartsen "Snake" Match, £390
Stock, Bell & Carlson Odyssey, £350
Will need to look into whether you can chuck a picatinny on that, so that an optic can be fitted, but that's for way way in the future yet...
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