Airgun World Magazine Feb-25 Edizione posteriore

With Team GB and England’s Simon Vant in the guest editor’s chair, the February issue of Airgun World is once again bursting with features, reviews and interviews involving some of the most well-known names in the business.

Dave Barham puts the Webley & Scott PCP Eagle .22 rimfire through its paces, while Mark Camoccio examines the RAW Micro Hunter, an airgun with some interesting links to the UK and the US. Continuing the trans-Atlantic theme, Mick Garvey is on the hunt for grey squirrels with a Karma SLS Compact during a much needed holiday to the state of Virginia.

Elsewhere, Pete Evans and John Milewski conclude their series on the Walther LGV and Crossman Mark I and Mark II pellguns respectively, while the Airgun World team takes a closer look at the Reximex Regime Synthetic, a tactical looking semi-bullpup that offers plenty of bang for your buck.

On the target shooting front, Gary Chillingworth recounts his time at the UKAHFT Gathering, and offers tips on how to improve your grouping.

We’re also getting to know the folks at Targets and Tins airgun club, have uncovered five of the best springers that won’t bust your budget, and sit down with chef Tim Maddams for a serving of poached rabbit ham with sweetened peas.

February sees the gun trade head to the NEC in Birmingham for the British Shooting Show. In this issue, we are offering you the chance to have your say on who on our shortlist should win at the Great British Shooting Awards…and give you the chance to win tickets to the event at the same time!

We hope you enjoy the issue…