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Reviews
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Five best-selling PCP air rifles, picked by the shop that sells them
Peter Zamit of The Airgun Centre in Rayleigh names the five PCPs that sold best through his shop over the past 30 days, from a £579 complete package to a £1,795 flagship.

Krieghoff K-80 Custom review: a gun built around you in Ulm

Savage 110 FBT Hunter review: what £2,210 buys you

BSA XT-SL review: Birmingham’s first tactical air rifle

Ekol ES1911 and ESP92B review: two CO2 replica pistols tested
Kit & Gear
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Five new airgun accessories worth a look, from £129.99 to £360
A carbon buddy bottle, a Bluetooth ballistic rangefinder, an Arca gun saddle, a pocket radar chronograph and a modular moderator. Five new pieces of airgun kit in UK distribution now, from £129.99 to £360.

Five of the best crossover products for clay and game

New Forest Hawthorn jacket review: £114.95 buys a lot of coat

JCB – 01538 758000

Big Country Cub Cadet
Imported and retailed by E.P. Barrus Ltd, Big Country’s Cub Cadet is aimed predominantly at the agricultural market.
News
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Firearms licensing performance falls for a fourth quarter in a row

Scotland rules out a ban on selling snares

High Court rules Natural England acted unlawfully on gamebird release licensing

Sound moderator deregulation: your questions answered
Advice
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Air rifle insurance: what it covers and what to check before you buy

The 10 organisations every airgunner should know

Summer vermin control: 11 pieces of kit, from PCPs to 4G trap tags

Five high-end game guns compared: £5,915 to £19,500

AirMaks Arms Krait MKII bullpup PCP review
Militaria
All militaria
Re-enactment – Finland at War
John Norris discovers a new group and remembers an almost forgotten chapter of history

The backbone
John Norris looks at a mainstay of the British Army in WWI; the 18-Pounder field gun

Death Plaques
John Norris delves into WWI Memorial Plaques, honouring fallen soldiers and their collectable legacy

ROLLIN WHITE PATENT EVASIONS
Derek Landers explores how 19th-century American gunmakers produced cartridge revolvers while avoiding Smith & Wesson’s Rollin White patent









