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Again thanks for all of your advice guys it is coming in handy. We will have a chrono and it will be manditory to chrono when you shoot at the club because of the land and the insurance. We will most likely run fairly regular competitions because they are great fun :(. Deffinately will be usein bells (mainly because i think they are ammusing). It is going to be a while till start up mainly because of money issues (given the current climate not that uncommon ) more replys would be appreciated. all the best

This is all good to hear. What would attract people to the shoot?

Ok me, my dad and a few other avid air gunners are thinking of starting an air gun club in the shirley to solihull area. Im looking to find out if many people would be interested. It would be an FT and HFT range for non FAC air rifles. Any opinions and sujestions will be greatly apreciated

hey all good advice. If your looking to get it done deffinately give John Knibbs International a ring, there also known as the country store. They are brilliant, they are the #1 for BSA spares and most other spares too.

Hi all. Ive just bought a BSA Super Ten (the last one ever to be made:D) I want to get it blueprinted By JB. Does anyone know what JB can do to the gun whilst he is blueprinting? I do know that he can alter the Bull Barrel to make it quiter. Does anyone know what else?

BSA lightning there awsome Spring rifles, you can get them fairly cheep and there easy to tune up. I have one and i have great fun with it. Weirhaurchs (i cant spell it) are heavy and so are Air arms springs. lightnings are light and versitile and you can get them realy quitet with the new BSA VC silencer. Have fun what ever you get

If you are still interested in Air rifle shooting and you would like to get back into it visit the country store: John Knibbs International, Hillside, Shawbury Lane, Shustoke, Warwickshire, B46 2RR They are helpful.

not to sure what that means but thanks for your support haha However now i have gone for the BB super 10, the reason for that is that it is the very last one ever to be made. That and its a .177 BB with a grade A walnut stock.

Yes im interested to see what the R 10's are going to be like. I work in a shop that sells air rifles, so im going to get a look in soon hopefuly

Hey all Thanks for all your help and I do think that I am going to go for the HW100 still un decided on which model though.

The reason for me not having one in my short list is that i have used one previously and it was a lovely gun but... I want somthing new and that I havent experianced before

Ok i have a bit of i dilema. I ordered a falcon prarie CM and when it came the barel was bent and it was low on power, So after 6 weeks of waiting ive said they can have it back and im having my money back. So now I have a choice of a Super 10 Bull Barel .177 OR a Weihrauch HW 100 Carbine. Im torn between the two so im hoping all of the enlightened and experianced people out there could give me some insight into which to go for. Much thanks

My Springer is docked and there was never any troube with his tail. Also i think docked is better. The good thing about springers is that they are full of energy and never seem to run out. My pup is nolonger a pup They are gorgeous dogs and faithful. Solong as he knows who feeds him he will always come back. Good luck with finding a pup and have fun

thankyou for your sujestion. Im sorry about this post i didnt mean to cause any offence if i did also i did not mean to break the rules. thanks for your sujestion tho. Much thanks

OK well if you haven't already realized im a bit of a new guy to the air rifle shooting field. haha. I want to do a bit of hunting, day light stuff, not into lamping. I am looking for some land to do some pest control or something on being as i don't agree with useless hunting (IE hunting without a purpose). If anyone has any suggestions it would be much appreciated All the best Young gunner