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If your local gun shop is selling them brand new at that price then post a link to it!........THIS is what most dealers are charging..... http://www.airgunbuyer.com/Showproducts.as...%20Air%20Rifles

Cash needed for new gun, so these bits and pieces have to go....... Bushnell Trophy 6-18x40 scope with crosshair reticle = £100 Robert Lane Silencer 1/2 UNF = SOLD! Silencer Adaptor(1/2" inch UNF) for Air Arms 400/410 series (Made by UK Neil) SOLD! All the above in MINT CONDITION All prices INCLUDE POSTAGE :thumbs:

Robert Lane silencer with 1/2 inch UNF thread, and Air Arms 400/410 adaptor sprayed matt black, reluctant sale..(Money going toward another gun! ) £60 for the two of 'em, postage included. PM or e-mail me please.

The one thing to avoid is filling to 190 bar, it depends on the individual gun but the "Sweetspot" might begin as high as 170-180 and stay fairly consistant down to about 90-100, so in other words find your "Sweet spot" and dont waste your time filling above that. When i first got my AA400 i would fill it to max pressure and the initial shots would produce approx 10.8 ft/lb. Before a hunting trip i will check that my gun is in the 160-170 region, i know that my "Sweetspot" is actually a little higher than that, but for shot to shot consistancy thats the area i keep it in.

Got access to a chronograph? then you CAN adjust it yourself! a standard 400/410 is unregulated, therefore it has a power curve, filling to its max of approx 190 bar will produce low power shots, as the pressure drops down into the "Sweet zone" the power will rise. Test you gun with a full charge and a good supply of pellets, your chrono' will tell you the individual "Sweet spot" of your gun, make a note of the pressure reading whilst in this zone. Obviously if the maximum muzzle velocity falls noticably below 12ft/lb adjust in quarter turn increments, do take note that velocity will increase in hot weather.

Excellent tip Bob, or go to your local gun shop and buy a silicon impregnated cloth, should cost about £2-£3.

Absolutely correct, indeed the lack of involvement by the "Official" IRA led to the formation of the provisional IRA. But let us not try to draw comparisons between the IRA and the so-called "Muslim" terrorist.....idealogically there are none.

A simple truth, we've allowed this to happen by our apathetic acceptance of mass immigration, having no control over who enters the country and acceptance of "free speech" to a point where certain factions can chant abuse with impunity while others are penalised for any kind of racist remark. It is still a Christian society and anyone entering it should abide by the laws, if their hatred of our society is so great then I'd be happy for some of my tax money to be spent shipping them out to somewhere they feel happier. It would be the first time in a long while that I would feel good about how my tax contribution was being used. I’m not a fascist or nazi but I do feel that priority should be given to those prepared to accept the way of life on offer here and that the pandering to vicious antisocial elements should be stopped. Perhaps if our benefit system wasn’t so generous we might be seen as less of a soft touch and be less appealing to the scum that flock into the country to live off our backs. Well said O.R, over the weekend we had a group of Asian youths making offensive remarks outside a health centre in Oldham(Surprise surprise..... :< ) it actually made the local news, what these retarded little tossers failed to grasp is that MUSLIMS have been killed in the bombings, i wonder if these ars*holes would have found it so amusing if some of THEIR relatives had been killed?? Here in the North West, and no doubt in other regions, we have groups of Asian Muslims who actually HATE the rest of British society, and regard themselves as Pakistani, Banglahdeshi,ect..........but they regard themselves as British when they want social security payments and health care.... :<

The biggest recruitment aid was Bloody Sunday......

I know what "Regulated" means in the context of airgunning! the Police may use it as well but in the context of ADJUSTING the power.

Can you expand on "Regulated". I have seen alot of people mention owning regulated rifles but I dont know exactly what they are referring too. I understand the term, it is rather self explanatory, but how does one go about regulating a rifle. I own a BSA Springer and an S16 PCP, is the the later regulated from factory? Regards, Axe. By "Regulated" i mean adjusting the power below 12f/p, easy enough on most PCP's, but with a springer it would mean a stripdown, and a replacement or modified spring.

Or a job as a photographer!!

From what i can gather, different police forces use different criteria, it all depends on what part of the country you live in. Some forces will send a report to the CPS if a single test shot goes over 12f/p, another force will allow up to 10% over the limit, but if you have the gun "Regulated" they will not prosecute.

And they usually end up in their sausages....

Nasty old bitch! :< those poor children where only playing a little game with her, dont forget, the poor little mites come from deprived backgrounds, all they need is a little love and understanding........now they will never experience the joys of cashing a giro, or laughing at the magistrate as he imposes an ASBO on them.