0verbets

hi guys if you read my previous post you will know im new to airgunning,and your help is proving invaluble. my question this time is with .22 pellets you can get variable sizes ie 5.50mm/5.51mm/5.52mm..... i know these vary by a minute amount, but should you use these "larger" sizes in a new gun or are they just for older guns with a bit of wear insde the barrel? thanks for reading 0verbets

thanks for your time guys, iv read all your replys and really appreciate your input. theres some really good tips in there.iv noticed that pellets play a much bigger part then i first thought (almost as important as the gun),so ill go invest in a multi pack, and get down to my target range after iv closed in my targets to varied distances.. thanks again 0verbets

hi all, im brand new to the shooting scene so much so that i had never fired a gun of any sort up untill 2 weeks ago. iv now developed what can only be described as a near obssesion with all things airgunning!! iv bought every magazine in w.h smiths and scanned the net till my eyes start streaming .. on the advice of my brother-in-law iv just bought a new edgar bros model 60 (£100), which he claims is a good starter rifle,but im not over impressed. iv been reading all your posts for a few days now and you all seem a knowledgable bunch so im looking for advice on getting up to a decent standard so that i feel confident to go hunting and dispatch animals cleanly.. im very lucky in that on the way home from the gunsmiths,i stopped at a large house with acres of wooded grounds and was given permission to shoot rabbits and squirrels. at the moment all i do is target shooting from about 30 yards and have no consistency in my grouping so i'll leave the critters alone for now, but im itching to get my first tree rat. my current set up edgar model 60 .22 4x20 scope (no laughing,pressie from bro-in law) wasp pellets i will upgrade as standard improves and budget allows (love the looks and reviews of aa410) but any pointers will be a great help.