Anyone into air rifles? - Page 6 - SV650.org

Richie · 11-04-12, 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by SUPERSTARDJ01

I have an SA80 airsoft gun but not in the market for any more at the mo.

Me too, I also have an SA80 A2 (real one)... I wonder what the press and Fuel strikers would make of it If I stuck it out of the window @ the picket lines???

lol..... keep on trucking..

Dave20046 · 11-04-12, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by joshwalker094

hey guys, i bought a few air rifles the other day, and so im selling the one i dont want.
its an Bsa scorpion pistol 22 , im after £150 ono .
im not good with rifles, and cant work it haha
pics can be requested

What sort of results could I expect from shooting a cat up the ar5ehole with it?

joshwalker094 · 11-04-12, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave20046

What sort of results could I expect from shooting a cat up the ar5ehole with it?

ooo dave, im allowed to say as its illegal to shoot some animals, but i do know it packs a punch.

Right guys, i really want to get rid of this gun, so i can do much needed suspension upgrades to the sv.

how about £120 for a fellow orger

yorkie_chris · 12-04-12, 09:48 PM

Have a BSA Ultra multishot, it's alright. If I had the time again I'd have bought the (also 2nd hand) logun axsor that was the same price.

It's a nice rifle, really compact, fair accurate, reasonably close to legal limit for a stock 'un. However it doesn't feel as slick as the decades old BSA airsporter I've got, and the comb of the stock is perfect for iron sights. The design of a spastic on a rifle supplied with no sights and intended for use with a suppressor...

Only things I've buggered about with is adding a twink suppressor and a harris bipod, can't remember what scope is on it but it came with it, is too big an objective lens and has lots of parallax error. Don't go for bigger than 40mm...

All that said I'm still happy to have a confident crack at dinner from 40 yards with it, does the job.

And what you really need is to take up scuba diving too, which since you've got the air cylinders anyway makes both hobbies effectively free. Er. Honest.

12-04-12, 10:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave20046

What sort of results could I expect from shooting a cat up the ar5ehole with it?

The sort of result that would involve a rather large visit from my fist and his mates to your face

Fecking small penis cowards shoot cats and other people's pets.

12-04-12, 10:12 PM

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Originally Posted by specialone

The sort of result that would involve a rather large visit from my fist and his mates to your face

Fecking small penis cowards shoot cats and other people's pets.

Yeah, you not got a uni near you?

yorkie_chris · 12-04-12, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by specialone

The sort of result that would involve a rather large visit from my fist and his mates to your face

Fecking small penis cowards shoot cats and other people's pets.

Fecking irresponsible pet owners letting their f*cking moggies loose to kill everything. (And more annoyingly to sh*t in my garden)

Shooting a cat up the *rse with an air rifle is inhumane and should not be condoned. Shoot them in the head with a .22LR instead.

13-04-12, 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by stewie

No but I needed to get hold of as close to a replica of the L85 as i could to practise weapons handling drills for my reserves training, we only get to handle a live weapon once a year for the weapons handling test and whilst I can field strip, clean and reassamble in no time at all I made a balls up of my stoppages drill last time out and failed it, passed it straight away again but dont want to fail it again tbh, it was a little embarrasing

Bloody hell, what unit are you at!? I presume signals/RLC or similar?

13-04-12, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Bordtea

Bloody hell, what unit are you at!? I presume signals/RLC or similar?

Air movements sqn at Brize norton, we did have a regular RAF regiment guy attached to the sqn but he left over 12 months and with all the cuts etc they havent found a replacement yet, still the L85 has a 30 round mag so the chances are I could probably hit something as long as it not too far off or isnt moving about or anything, joking aside as an ex regular I trained on both the SLR and the SMG and the regs defo get more training than us lot.

Dave20046 · 13-04-12, 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by specialone

The sort of result that would involve a rather large visit from my fist and his mates to your face

Fecking small penis cowards shoot cats and other people's pets.

Love it when people take my posts seriously

12-04-12, 09:48 PM	#54
yorkie_chris Noisy Git Mega Poster Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Halifax/Leeds Posts: 26,645	Re: Anyone into air rifles? Have a BSA Ultra multishot, it's alright. If I had the time again I'd have bought the (also 2nd hand) logun axsor that was the same price. It's a nice rifle, really compact, fair accurate, reasonably close to legal limit for a stock 'un. However it doesn't feel as slick as the decades old BSA airsporter I've got, and the comb of the stock is perfect for iron sights. The design of a spastic on a rifle supplied with no sights and intended for use with a suppressor... Only things I've buggered about with is adding a twink suppressor and a harris bipod, can't remember what scope is on it but it came with it, is too big an objective lens and has lots of parallax error. Don't go for bigger than 40mm... All that said I'm still happy to have a confident crack at dinner from 40 yards with it, does the job. And what you really need is to take up scuba diving too, which since you've got the air cylinders anyway makes both hobbies effectively free. Er. Honest. __________________ Currently Ex Biker Now rebuilding a 63' fishing trawler as a dive boat