26 mins in. Not shot an Air Rifle/Pistol in 20+ years but looking to buy a springer this year for that nostalgia feel. What a fantastically produced episode. Production quality/entertainment and information.... top notch. My younger brother who never gave up shooting is recommending a HW97 so that shall be my weapon of choice. fingers crossed I can actually shoot!
It isn't only the age of the child. I had access to guns at an early age (American). Both of my parents shot and were good shots. I was taught how to shoot at an early age (supervised) and also the safety and responsibility that went with it. I had to pass parental approval before I could own or take out my own be-be gun, graduate to a pellet rifle and eventually a .22 cartridge rifle. I grew up in the best of times with very concerned and responsible parents. And I had a great respect for and desire to gain their approval. We still have these traditional families but sadly they are not the norm they used to be. Love your shows and thanks. We share much in common.
Hello gentleman. That was fantastic. Thankyou so much for sharing your knowledge. Absolutely packed with top information and advice. I really enjoyed it. Some people joke about dieseling/introducing oil to the pellet or barrel. I've never fancied the idea, though didn't know it was so dangerous to the health of an air rifle.
Brilliant peice! Such a simple idea to see what is happening at what range! I have a Hatsan AT44 in .22 but find myself really respecting the abilities of .177 now.
I used to set up a knife with the sharpened edge facing me at about 10 yards out and split pellets in two. I recall placing cardboard behind the knife and ending up with two half moon shaped holes behind the knife, one on each side of the blade.
Great episode. I've walked a familiar road with airguns and have settled on a FX typhoon T12 16 shot 177. 930 fps with JSB exact heavies. Wow. Won the family Christmas shoot with the old open sighted Slavia 177 631. 2 shots allowed on a beer can at 30 metres. 2 hits. I still got it baby!
I enjoyed the video very much. I’ve never seen such nostalgic spring air rifles. Awesome! I started with the springer from Gamo. It wasn’t a “whisper cat.” It was a barking kitty. I kinda’ liked the recoil. It made me feel like it was a strong .177 rifle .Great rifle. Then I wanted to feel the non-recoil and the accuracy of a PCP air rifle...LOVED IT. 🍍🍍🍍🍍🤙🏽🤙🏽
A great video,on air rifles.I started shooting with an 1.77 air pistol,My father built me a shooting range in the house,which had a long corridor leading to 3 bedrooms at the back of the house,where l could close the door and lock it,it was a great shooting range with targets..The ultimate boy hood experience,for father and son in the 1970sThen l progresed to a BSA 22 air rifle,l became a very accurate shot,when shooting rabbits,for farmers.Great sport.
Best video for ages especially the questions and answers I found it very interesting and useful can you do it as a regular feature please, thanks very much guys 👍
5:29 I have 1 of them but It came as a 2 gun set the other one is actually a spud gun, but it's a serious bloody spud gun, it kills pigeons at 12 yards
I started with a .177 gat pistol , I got one of the older lads to go n the shop for me, think I was about 10 at the time. Needles to say you could not hit a barn door with them lol. I then got a .177 Diana rifle one Christmas it was second hand but it was brilliant as we lived out in the country with loads of fields and wooded areas. The Christmas after I got a second hand .22 Relum Tornado, It had the underlever mechanism and it came with a scope. As I recall it was spot on, could not miss anything around the 30yd mark, and even better none of my mates wanted to shoot it because it was so heavy. I had many good years out shooting with mates. But then girls came along and well the shooting sort of stopped. lol
Good video. Not sure the "shooting cats" comments were wise but your choice. You omitted to mention that your advice on General Licenses becomes out of date in 10 days time. Future proofing the comments would be sensible.
Thank you so much for this episode. Roy always makes me laugh. The information provided helped answer a lot of my questions. My only complaint is that I am purchasing more air rifle gear watching your shows. The Mrs. isn't happy with the new hunting expenditures. Luckily I can say it is for my son. Keep up the good work. Merry Christmas.
Back in the 70s and 80s I had an .22 Airsporter- dunno what mark it was but got it new. Nothing was safe and it supplied all the protein a growing hooligan could ever want. I had took thousands of rabbits, pigeons, and ducks, even two widgeon and a teal flying. Then the farmer decided he’d host a pheasant syndicate.... anyway, them, crows, jackdaws, every squirrel in the valley, and ‘other stuff’. If I could see it, it was dead- if it was edible, I’d eat it, in a stew, with dumplings- could-be-anything animal meat stew. For years I shot a shotgun as well but never as successfully as the BSA and of course, never as quietly- head to toe in DPM and face mask- never seen.
Great show. Love to see more in this format. Nice you can chat and even joke about cats :) without being worried it will be taken the wrong way (hopefully)
Brilliant Charlie, i love ya brother, you make me laugh(that manly bear hug kind...). ...and David with a sit down with Roy and Johnny Muston who is new to my screen but any friend of yours is welcome at my table...and my living room where my TV is. Now why are the boys filming in the basement? Is this to keep the screaming tree huggers from finding you? ...now don’t tease me...this isn’t a new resurrection of improved Air Heads is it? This is brilliant. Now I have to go back and see episodes 1 to 3. Thank guys.
Here in U.S., it's Daisy or Crosman at reta I'm, unless you go Amazon. Choice is 'bleah' since the 80s. Most accurate pellet I found was 3 boxes of asemi- wadcutter head w-/cylindrical body and a shallow "cup" at base sent from a air pumped chamber. Recommended was 8 pumps. IIRC, rated to 850 fps muzzle. Pass throughs on gray squirrels @25-30 yes was often with good expansion. No one at sporting goods stores has a clue and big chain stores are a waste of time. A dearth of choice, IMO.
Diana G80 in .22 as an early teenager. First full size break barrel was an Original 45 in .177, to me it was the best most accurate springer I’ve ever owned. Now I own an Air arms S310 in .177 that has to be at least 25 years old and with a little wear likes Bisley magnums in 4.52. I agree with Roy, the ignorance caused by lack of knowledge, give all kids a chance to learn the rules and know how at an early age.
I agree that one should start with a springer and work their way up. Even like you said, start with iron sights to learn the fundamentals, then go to a scope. Starting a kid off on a PCP is like giving a 16 year old a new $100,000 Lexus as their first car. It just doesn't make sense.
I think that Air Arms side lever could be fixed up . Mark Novak has done some miraculous work in powder burners that were in a worse looking state .On his YT channel He's run through how he gets rid of rust without resorting to wire wool , wire brushes , or nasty chemicals , including Hot blueing ! , he's a master gunsmith / engineer check out his channel . It'd be a lot of work but I bet it'd be worth it in the end and just think how much that rifle would mean to You once/if You did it ! . Shoot Straight , Stay Safe & Stay Well .
Exactly right about precision=In England you can shoot Crow hooded or carrion, rook, rat, Jackdaw, Dove, Magpie, Woodpigeon, Feral pigeon, grey squirrel and rabbit but that being said I wouldn't shoot ANY, there's no need in these times but that doesn't mean you cannot enjoy some air gunning. I use a long target with pellet catcher at back with 6 rats etc that you shoot down then when you finished you can shoot the main target and the magnetic bar turns and they all pop back up again! If you must shoot quarry remember it is YOUR responsibility to make sure your Rifle is powerful and accurate enough to dispatch your quarry with one shot! I ask, would you like to spend your last month or so on earth dying of lead poisoning? NO, neither does the animal! *Edit/Those quarry were listed on my BASC insurance at the time.
Issue of the barrels pointing towards the presenters. Where do you have them pointing? The other way - towards the film crew? Trying to keep things simple and safe. You could make a stand to point the barrels up but where to site it so that the audience could see them? Another option is make a display board like they have in gun shops, but that takes time, money and effort but it also makes it a bit more formal and would have detracted from the ambiance of the location. I would have preferred a speeded up 15sec clip showing the presenters checking and agreeing that the rifles were unloaded, decocked or air discharged from the pcps from a safety perspective.
I would like to see a good accuracy test on an early Model D Standard air rifle or later Jr type with push button. You may want to try a fresh 40's Crosman 101 or 102 650fps plus
Two friends of mine had sons who wanted to be schoolboy scramblers. One asked me what sort of bike should he buy his lad. A twist and go, very small capacity, ligh.t low saddle bike quoth I. The other friend was an expert enduro rider. He bought his son a fire-breathing manual g/box six speeder. A small version of his full sized enduro mount. His lad was totally intimidated, fell off several times and stalled it continually. The other lad had a whale of a time on the easy to ride twist and go and two years on bought the other lad's now abandoned bike and was very happy with it. First gun .... a CO2. Cheap, light, no recoil. Kids will hit things. Then when they're enthusiastic and bigger built a quality springer. Nothing puts youth off quicker than struggling and not achieving. Just my thoughts.
@@testaccount4191 That much I learned that they were air powered. Read somewhere they were only 800 psi but even so that is very impressive for that time. Plus I don't understand how you can kill a deer with 800 psi.
@@jaxxonbalboa3243 yeah, but you can have spring powered air rifles which basically store the energy in the spring and once the trigger is pulled the spring....springs compressing the air to be used to push the pellet.
Here's something I've never understood,...Why do you get a higher shot count with a .22 than a .177 (same airgun) ? ...One would think it would be the other way around, but I see this consistently .....
Now live in the US. In our state an airgun is a firearm so felons can’t own one. The law says I have to be 166 medium (500 small) freedom units from a habited premises to shoot one. But as my Stoegers have integral suppressors (otherwise illegal) I can shoot quietly from the bog window. The last time a neighbour called plod on me the officer said don’t do it when the kids are on their summer hols. Even though I live next to fields I still have to be careful. Technically rabbits can only be taken in season but one year 40 strolled into the 30 degree kill zone (22 version). It is not stated whether house sparrows, an invasive species, and a real killer for native song birds, here, are protected or not but the last time I tried to control them in my garden, 105 of them loitered too long in the kill zone. Take enough of them and it can take years to get their numbers back up.
Look at the metal work cut out on the bolt of the webley raider, pause it at 30.31 thats bad not the webley we use to know when they was a british company , dont think i would buy a webley now.
I enjoy history and air guns so what do you get ....👍 👍 ! When I go deer hunting with my firearm all I see are an abundance of squirrels , when I go squirrel hunting with my air rifle I mostly see deer , I think it’s a conspiracy !
Don't you think that three experienced shooters are going to make sure they are safe even before they are laid on the table?? Are you an Elf&Safty officer or just a jobsworth??
@@MKChase-uj9vx Any one of them could reach out and touch the others nose for goodness sake. Perhaps I am the self appointed covid police - sick of others breaking the rules, spreading this awful disease and ruining it for those who can follow simple guidance.
@@ShootingAndReloading Yes mate, and I can reach out over a 2 meter space too. You can't tell what distance apart they are; nor do you know if they have taken Covid tests the day prior to the interview and remained self isolated since the point of test. What you have done is run your mouth off without knowing the facts. You have judged all three of them and have assumed that they are all mindless idiots and you have then rebuked them on a public forum. It's easy to finger-wag without stopping to ask/think first. Like you pal, I follow the rules and do my bit and I agree that plenty don't. But honestly, I really dont think this lot are stupid and so I would 'ask' before I 'accused'.
@@MKChase-uj9vx You are kidding aren't you? :O There are guns on the table to give an accurate scale and the table is clearly less than 2 meters across. All three of them are within 2 metres, indoors without masks. Testing and self-isolation does not provide an exemption of the covid rules for anyone except "Film and High-end TV Drama Production" - see the Government and BFC guidance. As a trained and certified covid officer for an organisation, I can tell you that these guys are breaking the rules and I'm calling them out on that fact and asking them not to be so silly going forward. I respect these guys and the great content they produce, but it doesn't mean that they didn't make a mistake in this instance. @Fieldsports Channel - perhaps you want to comment?
You seriously need to re edit the ending, might be a funny in joke but not transferring to the viewer as such, do us all a favour in these times and scrub the ending really not a good look and perfect fodder for the people out to stop us . How did this get signed off ? You know the way a sentence like this will be misconstrued 🤦♂️
@Anglo Saxon Sentinel I hear you, unfortunately there are a lot of people out there who will will misconstrue this and use it as ammunition. I do understand that it was a throw away tongue in cheek comment. Unfortunately there has been a rise in incidents of idiots with airguns shooting animals that shouldn’t be shot . With the government reviewing airguns etc, I guess I’m saying we need to run a tight ship and not give any reason to be questioned/challenged in our pursuits . Thanks for replying .
Your law's STINK TO ALL HELL... I'm glad I live in the USA... sorry to say this but unfortunately that might change for us too. politics stink everywhere right now. even for the USA...
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26 mins in. Not shot an Air Rifle/Pistol in 20+ years but looking to buy a springer this year for that nostalgia feel. What a fantastically produced episode. Production quality/entertainment and information.... top notch. My younger brother who never gave up shooting is recommending a HW97 so that shall be my weapon of choice. fingers crossed I can actually shoot!
Smashing show, and it's nice to see air rifles being talked about. Also one of the most fun, relaxed shows I've seen in a while.
a tip: you can watch movies on kaldroStream. Me and my gf have been using it for watching a lot of movies during the lockdown.
@Niko Alfonso Yea, I have been using Kaldrostream for months myself =)
@Niko Alfonso Yea, I have been watching on Kaldrostream for years myself :D
It isn't only the age of the child. I had access to guns at an early age (American). Both of my parents shot and were good shots. I was taught how to shoot at an early age (supervised) and also the safety and responsibility that went with it. I had to pass parental approval before I could own or take out my own be-be gun, graduate to a pellet rifle and eventually a .22 cartridge rifle. I grew up in the best of times with very concerned and responsible parents. And I had a great respect for and desire to gain their approval. We still have these traditional families but sadly they are not the norm they used to be. Love your shows and thanks. We share much in common.
Well said.
Agree with you totally Sir. Well spelled out, if only things were the same today.
Hello gentleman.
That was fantastic. Thankyou so much for sharing your knowledge. Absolutely packed with top information and advice. I really enjoyed it. Some people joke about dieseling/introducing oil to the pellet or barrel. I've never fancied the idea, though didn't know it was so dangerous to the health of an air rifle.
Very interesting, would have been nice to get a comparison of the relative power of the different guns
Brilliant peice! Such a simple idea to see what is happening at what range! I have a Hatsan AT44 in .22 but find myself really respecting the abilities of .177 now.
Really well done with the cutaway portions and round table discussion.
I used to set up a knife with the sharpened edge facing me at about 10 yards out and split pellets in two. I recall placing cardboard behind the knife and ending up with two half moon shaped holes behind the knife, one on each side of the blade.
Great episode. I've walked a familiar road with airguns and have settled on a FX typhoon T12 16 shot 177. 930 fps with JSB exact heavies. Wow. Won the family Christmas shoot with the old open sighted Slavia 177 631. 2 shots allowed on a beer can at 30 metres. 2 hits. I still got it baby!
I enjoyed the video very much. I’ve never seen such nostalgic spring air rifles. Awesome! I started with the springer from Gamo. It wasn’t a “whisper cat.” It was a barking kitty. I kinda’ liked the recoil. It made me feel like it was a strong .177 rifle .Great rifle. Then I wanted to feel the non-recoil and the accuracy of a PCP air rifle...LOVED IT. 🍍🍍🍍🍍🤙🏽🤙🏽
A brilliant show, watched a couple now, but as an airgunner, this was very informative, can't wait for the next one
Excellent episode. You need to do more airgun related episode's on TFC. .
A great video,on air rifles.I started shooting with an 1.77 air pistol,My father built me a shooting range in the house,which had a long corridor leading to 3 bedrooms at the back of the house,where l could close the door and lock it,it was a great shooting range with targets..The ultimate boy hood experience,for father and son in the 1970sThen l progresed to a BSA 22 air rifle,l became a very accurate shot,when shooting rabbits,for farmers.Great sport.
Best video for ages especially the questions and answers I found it very interesting and useful can you do it as a regular feature please, thanks very much guys 👍
Got my first air rifle from Ian's shop 👍👍👍
5:29 I have 1 of them but It came as a 2 gun set the other one is actually a spud gun, but it's a serious bloody spud gun, it kills pigeons at 12 yards
Excellent episode, loads of good advice and loads of fun, well done, looking forward to the next episode
A brilliant all round show.
Fabulous show guys!! Great format and brilliant guests...love it!!
What a bloody brilliant episode. Absolutely spot on 👏👏👏👌
I started with a .177 gat pistol , I got one of the older lads to go n the shop for me, think I was about 10 at the time. Needles to say you could not hit a barn door with them lol.
I then got a .177 Diana rifle one Christmas it was second hand but it was brilliant as we lived out in the country with loads of fields and wooded areas.
The Christmas after I got a second hand .22 Relum Tornado, It had the underlever mechanism
and it came with a scope. As I recall it was spot on, could not miss anything around the 30yd mark, and even better none of my mates wanted to shoot it because it was so heavy. I had many good years out shooting with mates. But then girls came along and well the shooting sort of stopped. lol
Good video. Not sure the "shooting cats" comments were wise but your choice. You omitted to mention that your advice on General Licenses becomes out of date in 10 days time. Future proofing the comments would be sensible.
Great show. That's a really nice collection of guns, those are awesome.
absolutely brilliant, really looking forward to the next one.
Thank you so much for this episode. Roy always makes me laugh. The information provided helped answer a lot of my questions. My only complaint is that I am purchasing more air rifle gear watching your shows. The Mrs. isn't happy with the new hunting expenditures. Luckily I can say it is for my son. Keep up the good work. Merry Christmas.
Back in the 70s and 80s I had an .22 Airsporter- dunno what mark it was but got it new. Nothing was safe and it supplied all the protein a growing hooligan could ever want. I had took thousands of rabbits, pigeons, and ducks, even two widgeon and a teal flying. Then the farmer decided he’d host a pheasant syndicate.... anyway, them, crows, jackdaws, every squirrel in the valley, and ‘other stuff’. If I could see it, it was dead- if it was edible, I’d eat it, in a stew, with dumplings- could-be-anything animal meat stew. For years I shot a shotgun as well but never as successfully as the BSA and of course, never as quietly- head to toe in DPM and face mask- never seen.
Enjoyed that 👍
Can't beat a bit of pest control with an air rifle. I'd recommend the airarms s510 ultimate sporter 😁
Great show. Love to see more in this format. Nice you can chat and even joke about cats :) without being worried it will be taken the wrong way (hopefully)
Brilliant Charlie, i love ya brother, you make me laugh(that manly bear hug kind...). ...and David with a sit down with Roy and Johnny Muston who is new to my screen but any friend of yours is welcome at my table...and my living room where my TV is. Now why are the boys filming in the basement? Is this to keep the screaming tree huggers from finding you? ...now don’t tease me...this isn’t a new resurrection of improved Air Heads is it? This is brilliant. Now I have to go back and see episodes 1 to 3. Thank guys.
Really enjoyed the format - looking forward to the next installment as I'm in the market for a HW110 just can't decide on pellet size!
Good video. Not sure why they are all sitting around the table with the barrels pointed “up range”.
ASI sniper was my first air rifle about forty years ago
The ol ASI sniper,,,,,,very collectable now mate...
I remember it well. A mate had one and I had a Mk2 Airsporter. When I think about what we used to do with them in south London... 🤦♂️
Webley Hawk MKII about 45 years ago , always wanted an ASI sniper thought they were well cool , rare & expensive now though .
More of these vlogs please
Great show look forward to next 1
That was a terrific episode 👍
Cant wait for the next installment 😁
Absolutely brilliant show, but what about the .20.
The best laugh I have had all week ... very good!!
The man above all other's in the development of the p c p as we know them today was John Bowket of Solihull B'ham .
Really enjoyed that!, thanks chaps!
Here in U.S., it's Daisy or Crosman at reta I'm, unless you go Amazon. Choice is 'bleah' since the 80s. Most accurate pellet I found was 3 boxes of asemi- wadcutter head w-/cylindrical body and a shallow "cup" at base sent from a air pumped chamber. Recommended was 8 pumps. IIRC, rated to 850 fps muzzle. Pass throughs on gray squirrels @25-30 yes was often with good expansion. No one at sporting goods stores has a clue and big chain stores are a waste of time. A dearth of choice, IMO.
Loved this episode, very funny and good to watch, when david and roy are together its always going to be a laugh,😂 keep up the good work 👍
I second this comment to
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Diana G80 in .22 as an early teenager. First full size break barrel was an Original 45 in .177, to me it was the best most accurate springer I’ve ever owned. Now I own an Air arms S310 in .177 that has to be at least 25 years old and with a little wear likes Bisley magnums in 4.52.
I agree with Roy, the ignorance caused by lack of knowledge, give all kids a chance to learn the rules and know how at an early age.
I agree that one should start with a springer and work their way up. Even like you said, start with iron sights to learn the fundamentals, then go to a scope. Starting a kid off on a PCP is like giving a 16 year old a new $100,000 Lexus as their first car. It just doesn't make sense.
What happened to air heads i used to really enjoyed it!
cheers
Thanks for this. We couldn't get the sponsorship to make it. We're still trying. / Charlie
I enjoy all of your videos, but this was great fun to watch.
Agreed. Would love to see it again.
I second all there comments
👍👍👍😜🏴🦄🎣😁🤞✌️
I think that Air Arms side lever could be fixed up . Mark Novak has done some miraculous work in powder burners that were in a worse looking state .On his YT channel He's run through how he gets rid of rust without resorting to wire wool , wire brushes , or nasty chemicals , including Hot blueing ! , he's a master gunsmith / engineer check out his channel . It'd be a lot of work but I bet it'd be worth it in the end and just think how much that rifle would mean to You once/if You did it ! . Shoot Straight , Stay Safe & Stay Well .
Brilliant vid . I did notice all the guns were pointed at David .Are you trying to tell him something.
Great show.
Exactly right about precision=In England you can shoot Crow hooded or carrion, rook, rat, Jackdaw, Dove, Magpie, Woodpigeon, Feral pigeon, grey squirrel and rabbit but that being said I wouldn't shoot ANY, there's no need in these times but that doesn't mean you cannot enjoy some air gunning. I use a long target with pellet catcher at back with 6 rats etc that you shoot down then when you finished you can shoot the main target and the magnetic bar turns and they all pop back up again! If you must shoot quarry remember it is YOUR responsibility to make sure your Rifle is powerful and accurate enough to dispatch your quarry with one shot! I ask, would you like to spend your last month or so on earth dying of lead poisoning? NO, neither does the animal!
*Edit/Those quarry were listed on my BASC insurance at the time.
Issue of the barrels pointing towards the presenters.
Where do you have them pointing? The other way - towards the film crew? Trying to keep things simple and safe. You could make a stand to point the barrels up but where to site it so that the audience could see them? Another option is make a display board like they have in gun shops, but that takes time, money and effort but it also makes it a bit more formal and would have detracted from the ambiance of the location.
I would have preferred a speeded up 15sec clip showing the presenters checking and agreeing that the rifles were unloaded, decocked or air discharged from the pcps from a safety perspective.
The guns are being untouched on the table man. It’s not that big a deal unless they start handling them while they are down range.
I would like to see a good accuracy test on an early Model D Standard air rifle or later Jr type with push button. You may want to try a fresh 40's Crosman 101 or 102 650fps plus
Apart from that really liked the rest of the Ep.
Fantastic guys, keep it up, love air rifles, 😁👍
nice vid...i have the airarms s410 superlight
Can't believe that the humble Gat gun didn't earn a spot on your line-up.
How I started.
First one for me!
I have a 177 little gem made in the 1800 hundreds and it works .
I enjoyed that thanks
I've got a bsa grt lightning XL
22 cal
Anybody else hear David letting out a ripper at 5:18
Won't it's kinetic energy blow the polo apart anyway?
Two friends of mine had sons who wanted to be schoolboy scramblers. One asked me what sort of bike should he buy his lad. A twist and go, very small capacity, ligh.t low saddle bike quoth I. The other friend was an expert enduro rider. He bought his son a fire-breathing manual g/box six speeder. A small version of his full sized enduro mount. His lad was totally intimidated, fell off several times and stalled it continually. The other lad had a whale of a time on the easy to ride twist and go and two years on bought the other lad's now abandoned bike and was very happy with it.
First gun .... a CO2. Cheap, light, no recoil. Kids will hit things. Then when they're enthusiastic and bigger built a quality springer. Nothing puts youth off quicker than struggling and not achieving. Just my thoughts.
Thanks
theres a video of george digweed shooting driven clays at greenfields i think
I filmed that:) D.
@@fieldsportstv He missed em,,,,,
That was a great show normal guys being normal not meaning to ofend anyone. Great stuff loved it can't wait for next one
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It is often said 'you are never too old to learn'. As far as shooting is concerned, do you think you can be TOTL?
Does anyone know how the original airgunners from 100 years ago would charge their air rifles? I did try to learn this on Google but no luck. Thanks.
where they not just spring powered?
@@testaccount4191 That much I learned that they were air powered. Read somewhere they were only 800 psi but even so that is very impressive for that time. Plus I don't understand how you can kill a deer with 800 psi.
@@jaxxonbalboa3243 yeah, but you can have spring powered air rifles which basically store the energy in the spring and once the trigger is pulled the spring....springs compressing the air to be used to push the pellet.
What happened to air heads one of the best programs
Thanks - we're hoping to bring it back. / Charlie
@@fieldsportstv can't wait, 👍
@@ts-br8hs same!
Here's something I've never understood,...Why do you get a higher shot count with a .22 than a .177 (same airgun) ? ...One would think it would be the other way around, but I see this consistently .....
I see that it should be pointing the other way
WE (I) need to know will the self indexing airgun rifles ( Huben K1 Ed gun Leshly ) be passed by the censors In FAC.
Now live in the US. In our state an airgun is a firearm so felons can’t own one. The law says I have to be 166 medium (500 small) freedom units from a habited premises to shoot one. But as my Stoegers have integral suppressors (otherwise illegal) I can shoot quietly from the bog window. The last time a neighbour called plod on me the officer said don’t do it when the kids are on their summer hols. Even though I live next to fields I still have to be careful. Technically rabbits can only be taken in season but one year 40 strolled into the 30 degree kill zone (22 version). It is not stated whether house sparrows, an invasive species, and a real killer for native song birds, here, are protected or not but the last time I tried to control them in my garden, 105 of them loitered too long in the kill zone. Take enough of them and it can take years to get their numbers back up.
17:15 reminds me of a monty python sketch
Look at the metal work cut out on the bolt of the webley raider, pause it at 30.31 thats bad not the webley we use to know when they was a british company , dont think i would buy a webley now.
I loved the video, but basic airgun safety was screaming at me at the table. Please turn the rifles around! Thank you.
Nice thumbnail, looks familiar
I struggle on the rabbit with the shotgun nevermind the pellet gun👍
greetings to you from iraq thank you
I enjoy history and air guns so what do you get ....👍 👍 !
When I go deer hunting with my firearm all I see are an abundance of squirrels , when I go squirrel hunting with my air rifle I mostly see deer , I think it’s a conspiracy !
:) Of course it is a conspiracy... they get together in the night. / Charlie
yep 5 muzzles pointed at the presenters - awesome demonstration to youngsters.
Don't you think that three experienced shooters are going to make sure they are safe even before they are laid on the table?? Are you an Elf&Safty officer or just a jobsworth??
That rusty air arms was just sad. Im American no matter what the gun is show it love. My god man that just depresses me. For shame sir!
I always hated the shape of the airsporter.
Aswome
Love these podcasts, but come on - that is not a 2 meter distance. Not a great example to set.
Easily 2 mtrs... the central seat has been pulled well back from the table.
Fookin Covid police ay!
@@MKChase-uj9vx Any one of them could reach out and touch the others nose for goodness sake. Perhaps I am the self appointed covid police - sick of others breaking the rules, spreading this awful disease and ruining it for those who can follow simple guidance.
@@ShootingAndReloading Yes mate, and I can reach out over a 2 meter space too.
You can't tell what distance apart they are; nor do you know if they have taken Covid tests the day prior to the interview and remained self isolated since the point of test.
What you have done is run your mouth off without knowing the facts. You have judged all three of them and have assumed that they are all mindless idiots and you have then rebuked them on a public forum.
It's easy to finger-wag without stopping to ask/think first.
Like you pal, I follow the rules and do my bit and I agree that plenty don't. But honestly, I really dont think this lot are stupid and so I would 'ask' before I 'accused'.
@@MKChase-uj9vx You are kidding aren't you? :O There are guns on the table to give an accurate scale and the table is clearly less than 2 meters across. All three of them are within 2 metres, indoors without masks. Testing and self-isolation does not provide an exemption of the covid rules for anyone except "Film and High-end TV Drama Production" - see the Government and BFC guidance.
As a trained and certified covid officer for an organisation, I can tell you that these guys are breaking the rules and I'm calling them out on that fact and asking them not to be so silly going forward. I respect these guys and the great content they produce, but it doesn't mean that they didn't make a mistake in this instance.
@Fieldsports Channel - perhaps you want to comment?
@@MKChase-uj9vx Well said.
You seriously need to re edit the ending, might be a funny in joke but not transferring to the viewer as such, do us all a favour in these times and scrub the ending really not a good look and perfect fodder for the people out to stop us . How did this get signed off ? You know the way a sentence like this will be misconstrued 🤦♂️
@Anglo Saxon Sentinel I hear you, unfortunately there are a lot of people out there who will will misconstrue this and use it as ammunition. I do understand that it was a throw away tongue in cheek comment. Unfortunately there has been a rise in incidents of idiots with airguns shooting animals that shouldn’t be shot . With the government reviewing airguns etc, I guess I’m saying we need to run a tight ship and not
give any reason to be questioned/challenged in our pursuits . Thanks for replying .
@Anglo Saxon Sentinel To true they reek havoc on wildlife Australia has a massive problem .
@Anglo Saxon Sentinel Well said.
@Anglo Saxon Sentinel Correct.
@Anglo Saxon Sentinel Not the point. The UK is not in Australia.
Turn the guns around! Is this why an FAC is required? Obviously common sense is not.
You want them pointed at the camera man. lol
The Business End ,,of these Weapons pointing towards the Commentators 🤔
Your law's STINK TO ALL HELL... I'm glad I live in the USA... sorry to say this but unfortunately that might change for us too. politics stink everywhere right now. even for the USA...
Great show