Airgun Shooter Magazine September 2014 Edição anterior

Your Airgun Shooter September 2014 issue is out! We grab the brand new Walther Rotex R8 off the shelves to give you our first views of the eight-shot, bolt-action PCP.
Nigel Allen rounds up the two days that saw some nail-biting airgun action over 10 metres at the Commonwealth Games, with two medals and broken records. He also gets to grips with Brocock's Contour XL S6, a great performer that goes about its business with complete command no matter what the shooter's ability, frame or shooting requirement.
Pete Wadeson gears you up for woodies over stubble: there's everything you need, from camo wear with a pattern suited to harvested fields to a multi-tool and even an easily portable fold-up hide seat.
Need a tactical flashlight? Don't panic: we round up some of the leading lights in the after-dark line-up!
We catch up with the owners of R&K Stockcraft near Milton Keynes in our Talking Shop feature, and Mike Jones reports on Bisley's WWI Commemoration Shoot in our Vintage pages; find out how airguns from yesteryear faired in a trio of challenging side-shoots...
Confused about the rules and regulations surrounding the testing of scuba tanks? Simon Everett helps give you a more comprehensive understanding, with a steer from the Hydrotech Test Centre.
Join Lyn Lewington every step of the way as he goes inside a BSA Comet to find out why it suddenly lost power.
Teenagers, forget about the gaming console! Gamo's G-Force 15 break-barrel will definitely tempt you into the garden. We test it for you.
Mark Camoccio throws two budget-beating break-barrels into battle: the BSA Meteor and the Kral Devil.
Ian Barnett gives you invaluable hunting tips: why it pays off to know and understand your permission intimately, but also to study quarry behaviour and anticipate it.
In this issue, Mat Manning sets out on a most unconventional rabbiting hunt. Intrigued?! Then you'd better grab your September mag now!