Airgun Shooter Magazine Summer 2015 Edizione posteriore

From vintage airguns to the newest models, Airgun Shooter has it all ‘under one roof’, and this issue is no exception! Head to page 14 for Nigel Allen’s test of BSA’s latest variant of their best-selling R10 Mk2 PCP – the Super Carbine, which now comes with a Black Pepper laminate stock, VC Silencer and shorter barrel. Jan Paul Loeff brings you Part 2 of the mid-1950s Barakuda EL54, comparing it to some of today’s more conventional hardware. Affordable underlevers from SMK go head-to-head, and we take a first look at the Browning X-Blade. In the workshop, Lyn Lewington goes through the rebuild procedure of the Diana AirKing.

You’re bound to find one that’s just right for you in our kitbag collection. And if you want to treat yourself to a new scope this season, don’t head out in the field before checking out Thom Jarrino’s review of the Hawke Frontier 30.

It’s always worth taking a fresh look at our hunting habits, as Ian Barnett observes when he ‘rediscovers’ the importance of camo. And why not go back to basics, while we’re at it: Pete Wadeson suggests some no-nonsense springer hunting gear to enjoy a ‘traditional’ summer field foray.

For more hunting features, a report on a charity shoot organised by an online forum and more, click away at this Summer edition. You’ll simply love it!