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RAW Introduces the HM1000x Mini Hunter in .30 Caliber
- By WOW
- Industry News
- 11 Replies
W.O.T.D.: pedantic.Gosh, this does look cool but I can’t help but chuckle at the marketing y’all use sometimes.
“unmatched accuracy.”
…said 90% of ad’s, with zero context to follow.
what tools did you use and tests did you run - hopefully simulations as well since I doubt you have every airgun at your disposal - to make such an objective determination?
sure, you could call me pedantic but it’s still friggin hilarious to me, and being a little bit pedantic is warranted in this hobby/industry I think.
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rather than merely complaining and not presenting any potential resolve, I’ll point out that I think much more respectable solution is when manufacturers describe average group sizes and other stats. This is actually objective and can be compared against by not only a consumer, but a companies tech‘s to help decide if an RMA is justified or not.
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N50 cards with .22 Anschutz 64 MPR
It’s dry air! Thanks Guys, I’ll keep practicing as long as it’s above 25deg. 
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Vevor JUNK.
- By MACTEN
- Tanks, Pumps, Compressors
- 26 Replies
Not all junk is a Vevor compressor, but all Vevor compressors are junk.
Joe Confucius,
Joe Confucius,
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BSA Bsa Air Rifle
- By KWK
- Traditional Airguns
- 2 Replies
The next rifle BSA produced after the revered prewar underlevers produced 1905 to 1939.
The earliest Mk1 stocks have the BSA stamp on the side of the buttstock. The grip cap is not original.
That was BSA's first air rifle produced in 1948 to 1958 after the 1940 destruction of the factory. BSA were producing Enfields (SMLE) for the war. In 1959 BSA released the Mk1 Meteor which was the first air rifle on the market with telescopic sight grooves. The second in the same year was the Mk2 Airsporter. Gone was the turret rear sight replaced with a folding leaf sight. And the tapered barrel was dropped (sadly). The rotating tap lever was slimmed down as well. Interesting thing about the Mk1 and 2 is the tap opens automatically when the rifle is cocked. Cool.
Is this the inspiration for the Venom Mach 1 that spawned the Air Arms Prosport? Certainly the Falke 90.
www.birminghammail.co.uk
The earliest Mk1 stocks have the BSA stamp on the side of the buttstock. The grip cap is not original.
That was BSA's first air rifle produced in 1948 to 1958 after the 1940 destruction of the factory. BSA were producing Enfields (SMLE) for the war. In 1959 BSA released the Mk1 Meteor which was the first air rifle on the market with telescopic sight grooves. The second in the same year was the Mk2 Airsporter. Gone was the turret rear sight replaced with a folding leaf sight. And the tapered barrel was dropped (sadly). The rotating tap lever was slimmed down as well. Interesting thing about the Mk1 and 2 is the tap opens automatically when the rifle is cocked. Cool.
Is this the inspiration for the Venom Mach 1 that spawned the Air Arms Prosport? Certainly the Falke 90.
Tributes paid to the victims of the blitz bomb at BSA factory in Birmingham
MOVING tributes were paid at the first memorial to be held at the site of the BSA arms factory in Birmingham where 53 people were killed during the Second World War.
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Unofficial AGN Monthly Shooting Challenge - February 2025
- By beerthief
- Target Shooting Challenges
- 12 Replies
That could be divorce at my house !!Don't EVER shoot chocolate! That's sacrilege! (From an avowed chocolate addict)
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