Good trigger control is vital to accuracy, particularly when using a spring-powered recoiling airgun. In relation to that statement, if there’s one area/part that ‘can’ be bettered to suit individual ...

Over the years we have had a variety of Sabatti rifles appear in the pages of the magazine. Most recently was the ST-18, which I tested back in the October 2020 issue. An important test, as at the ...

While I doubt that there has ever been a survey carried out to determine Western shooters’ preferences – although it would be an interesting exercise – I would guess that there are more .44 revolver ...

Longevity, desirability and quality are things that most people look for in a new purchase of any item these days, all too often cheap copies can seem good value but rarely are. With an airgun it is ...

This laser training system was one of my favourite discoveries at this year’s British Shooting Show. Designed in Norway, it is imported and distributed in the UK by Edgar Brothers and was demonstrated ...

It’s not very often that my mouth drops open when I first see a slightly ‘different’ gun but holy cow! (see what I did there!) the Henry Mare’s Leg certainly made my chin hit the floor! Now, I’m not ...

George Lincoln Jeffries, born in Norwich in 1847, became a renowned Birmingham gunmaker and played a key role in the early development of airguns. He produced numerous award-winning sporting rifles ...

The shape of flasks made from horn or bone is determined by the configuration of the material itself, whereas all of the others usually conform to a similar basic outline. This is a narrow neck ...

Almost any airgunner will have heard of Ripley Rifles. It’s a name that is synonymous with luxury class, hand-built, precision air rifles from talented, PCP expert, Steve Wilkins. So the first thing I ...

It’s no secret that BSA shares the same owners as Spanish-based Gamo and has done so for a while now. At some stage, a commercial decision was taken to produce all spring-powered and gas-ram models in ...

Enter the Savage Revel DLX, the deluxe version of Savage’s lever-action rifle (and yes, “Revel” is “lever” spelt backwards). My test rifle came in .22LR, although .22WMR and .17HMR versions are also ...

Sportsmarketing (SMK) have a huge catalogue of products for the enthusiasast, and tucked away inside, is a very neat little performer indeed - the Beeman 2004E Single Stroke pneumatic pistol. I couldn ...