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Anschütz 9015 HP ONE review: what £4,740 buys the target shooter
Dave Barham gets his hands on the most expensive and most adjustable air rifle he has ever tested, the £4,740 Anschütz 9015 HP ONE Field Target, and finds it will only ever shoot as well as the person behind it.

Reximex Mito Race review: a £459 PCP target pistol tested

Beretta 687 500 Years Limited Edition review: an anniversary Silver Pigeon

Tikka T3x Ace Game review: a £1,560 chassis rifle for stalking

Five best-selling PCP air rifles, picked by the shop that sells them
Kit & Gear
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RIX Tourer T50 4K review: a £699 day/night riflescope new to the UK
RIX Optics is a Texas brand American hunters already know. Rob Hardy tests one of its first UK arrivals, the £699 Tourer T50 4K day/night riflescope, on foxes and muntjac over the harvest stubbles.

Five new airgun accessories worth a look, from £129.99 to £360

Big Country Cub Cadet
Imported and retailed by E.P. Barrus Ltd, Big Country’s Cub Cadet is aimed predominantly at the agricultural market.

Kubota
Making headway into the UK market, the Kubota RTV900 has proven itself a highly competent, multi-purpose ATV.

John Deere
News
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William Powell seeks gunroom manager in Banbury

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
Advice
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The 10 organisations every airgunner should know
From the insurers and the lobbyists to the rule makers and the licence issuers, 10 organisations shape every shot an airgunner takes. Who they are, what they do, and which ones are worth joining.

Air rifle insurance: what it covers and what to check before you buy

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

AirMaks Arms Krait MKII bullpup PCP review

Barden Charity Clay Shoot 2026: Final Call for Teams to Save Event
Militaria
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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








