What's your airweapons?

Come on, lets see what you've got!.........Any BSA/Webley/Weihrauch owners? and (dare I say it) does anyone own a pre-charged pneumatic?
UKF.

[biggreg]

Rifles:
BSA (model unknown doesn't appear marked with model #) barrel cocking, topped with C-mount and RWS 4X scope. 1,000s of pellets through this one, tighten pivot pin every 500 shots or so, real accurate.

RWS 48 side cocking, c-mount with BSA 4-12X air scope, only 2000 or so shots fired current favorite, deadly accurate to 40 yards.

Pistol:
Should be here to today, EAA Baikal IZH-46M Pistol, will try it with open sights but have base and a Leupold 2x, Tasco 1.25-4x and a Burris 10X pistol scopes on shelf from other projects. 10X LOL what a hoot if it will fit! I'll do it just for fun if nothing else.

Hope to try a .20 and .22 caliber, both pistol and rifle, in the near future.

[Mawgie]

Diana .177, scoped. Kills squirrels dead.

[Mawgie]

Diana .177, scoped. Kills squirrels dead.

.177 Winchester spring-piston rifle.

Benjiman Sheridan G387 .177.
Crosman 2250B .22.

[pacecars]

Beeman R9 .20 caliber with BSA 2-7x32 scope

Hey pacecars, how do you like that scope???? i am considering one as a spare or for a QB78/22 down the track. please give me an honest report coz at that price i'm a bit sceptical of their quality!!!

thanx mate.

[pacecars]

To be honest, I have just packaged it up and sent it to BSA to be repaired. I have put about 50 rounds through with that scope. I thought the scope had shifted in the mounts so I straightened it up so the reticle was parallel to the bore and fired a few more shots and with each shot the reticle rotated further until it was an "X". I know and have talked to others that have had good luck with these scopes and said I just got a bad one. I don't know but I will give it another chance before I am too critical. I have had a Leupold scope fail on a firearm and that rarely happens. I figure a bad one slips out every now and then by everyone. I put a Simmons I had lying around on it now and I'll let you know how the BSA customer service is when I get it back.

I honestly think the best cheap scopes for air rifles are the Nikko-Sterling range.
They handle the spring rifles recoil with ease and the parrallax adjustable objective models are ideal for focusing at airgun distances.
UKF.

[Niceville]

hey, i wish i could afford a pre-charged pneumatic, but i can't, but do any of you have any interest in --AIR CANNONS--? ya know, pneumatic spud guns(made from pvc or abs)? simple, just compression chamber with fill valve/ twist valve or electronic valve to release the air. You can chunck objects from spuds, tennis balls, D-Batteries, nails, whatever, lot more powerful than combustion spud guns. load them up with batteries or something and you can put a hole in a steel garage door, etc., whatever ya want to do with it. Do any of you have one/built one. If your interested i can tell you where to get plans for them. Some complex homemade ones can supposedly launch stuff over 600 yards. Some make and sell them, such as- www.spudtech.com,

Can they make chips?
UKF.

[Niceville]

chips?

Originally posted by Niceville
chips?

we (UK and Australia.....yeah NZ too) call french fries "chips"...that is when they are hot...if they are in a sealed pack and cold ozzies call 'em "potato chips", UK calls 'em "crisps"......either way, go to any McDonalds round the world and you stll get asked "...would you like FRIES with that?!?!?!"...GO FIGURE! he he he he he he he

[Niceville]

maybe ya could make chips, but i know you could make mashed potatoes, heres a sight that has the best link section on air cannons, check it out