Gunmart Magazine Jun-25 Edizione posteriore

There’s a real mix of highlights in this month’s Gun Mart, with something to suit every kind of shooter. To start, Jules Whicker heads to the Stalking Show and brings back a full report on all the latest from the world of deer stalking and countryside kit.

Over in the airgun section, Mark Camoccio takes a close look at the BSA Lightning CLX, breaking down everything from cocking effort to stock design in his usual thorough style. He also gets hands-on with the revived Theoben brand, testing a limited-run rifle that blends classic lines with modern performance. Meanwhile, Dave Barham reviews the ultra-adjustable Skout EVO, which is ideal for precision work, whether you’re using slugs or pellets. For those comparing ammo options, we’ve also got a pellet test featuring Crosman Premier Ultra Magnums and Remington Express lead-free pellets.

The firearms section sees Chris Parkin giving the Masterpiece Arms rimfire rifle a proper workout, uncovering its serious target credentials. He then shifts focus to the Sabatti Rover Hunter Classic Pro, a rifle that balances style and accuracy with ease. Thermal technology fans will enjoy his glowing write-up on the Nocpix Quest binoculars. There’s also a helpful feature on bullet sizing and lubrication from Mark Underwood, plus Chris’s report from Aimpoint’s Swedish hunting event.

Rounding things off, Bruce Potts finds real value in the Webley & Scott 912 XSL and tests Winchester’s AA Lite Handicap cartridges, while Rob Speed gives the Beretta A400 Xtreme Plus a glowing review as a top-end semi-auto that really delivers.