BSA Hornet

[Ferretboy111]

I took my BSA Hornet out last night for an hour or so, havent used this gun for about 2 years because of my firearms etc, managed to bag 7 bunnies, all head shots.... i cant believe how much ive missed shooting this lil gem, i was pleasantly surprised with it, not only at its range, but the quietness of it and the cheapness of ammo. Its a .177 btw and was using accupells.

 

Only down side to it is it weighs a ton.

 

Loving air guns.

 

Alex

[naddan28]

This is one of the reasons I have not bothered with a FAC! Up until yesterday I was going to get a FAC rimmie but I have finally decided for the extra 40yds a .22lr will give me it just isn't worth the bother. Instead I will eventually trade in my lightning and get a .177 PCP, I like the look of the BSA S10 Bull Barrel.

 

Dan

[BSA Shaun]

I like the look of the BSA S10 Bull Barrel.

 

Dan

 

Of course you do, and spend your money wisely you will [/yoda/]

 

[SNAKEBITE]

This is one of the reasons I have not bothered with a FAC! Up until yesterday I was going to get a FAC rimmie but I have finally decided for the extra 40yds a .22lr will give me it just isn't worth the bother. Instead I will eventually trade in my lightning and get a .177 PCP, I like the look of the BSA S10 Bull Barrel.

 

Dan

 

Exactly my thoughts.

I have lost count of the people on here that go "I have been shooting my SMK for about 1/2 an hour now and feel that I want an FAC. This will make me feel more of a man and will hopefully make me more appealing to the ladies etc yada yad....."

With the limited range of a 12lb'er I think this is more challenging and rewarding than a lot of the other forms of shooting. I am ofcourse refering to the "sport" side of things and obviously where it is 100% pest control then the powder burners have their place.