Diana Model 240 Classic - an ideal entry-level airgun
Phil Hooper examines the Diana Model 240 Classic, an entry-level rifle in the German manufacturer’s range, and likes what he finds
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Phil Hooper examines the Diana Model 240 Classic, an entry-level rifle in the German manufacturer’s range, and likes what he finds
Phil Hooper continues his examination of some of the early air rifles, this time focusing on the more pocket-friendly Webley Mk3
One child’s first airgun gets passed down through the family, and Phil Hooper is on hand to modify it so it can be enjoyed for a little while longer
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All responsible airgunners should know their airgun law correctly so that their activities don’t put the sport into disrepute. But what happens if an air rifle is confiscated by a firearms dealer? Here’s what our legal expert advised when a reader felt he had a justified complaint as to how he had been treated. A reader has had his air rifle ‘confiscated’ Q: I have just taken my air rifle into my local registered firearms dealer (RFD) for some work. While he had it, he tested it over a chronoscope and said that with a heavy pellet it produced 12.4ft/lb of energy and because of that he...