Air Arms Owners Club

eboswan wrote:

barty wrote:Thanks, it a little smaller tham my classic though! What about calibre choice. Regards

.177 all the way as a general hunting calibre the .22 boys will be jumping up and down now .177 is far more forgiving than .22

if its solely for rats, if it was me I would opt for the .22 (where is pouge he`ll be off on one now )

i doubt it, he only goes off on one when some numpty claims that .177 isnt up to the job
i asked a mates girlfriend (pathologist with experience of gunshot wounds) which calibre would be the most lethal
i wont post her reply because the .22 hits harder brigade will start argueing

poguemahone wrote:i wont post her reply because the .22 hits harder brigade will start argueing

I reckon my .20 Rapid would settle said argument!

Geordie wrote:

poguemahone wrote:i wont post her reply because the .22 hits harder brigade will start argueing

I reckon my .20 Rapid would settle said argument!

the true test of a calibre is its ability to kill magpies. how many magpies have you killed with your .20 rapid gordon ????????

poguemahone wrote:

Geordie wrote:

poguemahone wrote:i wont post her reply because the .22 hits harder brigade will start argueing

I reckon my .20 Rapid would settle said argument!

the true test of a calibre is its ability to kill magpies. how many magpies have you killed with your .20 rapid gordon ????????

I knew that would illicit a responce

None mate, is the answer, as you know.

Agreed to sell my newish TX200HC towards the price of a HW100KT - charged the batteries on my camera ready to take the mug shots - gave the TX a loving clean, polish and very light lube - felt I was selling a child -.....

Puts TX back in slip....makes my nearest & dearest a cup of coffee & "Sorry, there is no way my TX & I can be parted"

"Never expected you too......."