A petition has been started to prevent the government from banning Air Weapons in the UK.

Here is the link https://www.change.org/p/david-cameron- ... -in-the-uk

If you can I really recommend that you actually try looking through whatever you shortlist prior to purchasing. What suits one persons eyes may well not suit another's . It is advice that I wish someone had given me years ago, I would have saved a lot of money and subsequent dissapointments & f...

chris58b wrote:They are lovely looking rifles

They most certainly are. I have to be honest the FTP-900 is the most beautiful gun I have owned

raygun wrote:

Saltire wrote:I have the SKAN series 3 chrono. I think it is difficult to beat

Try shooting through it at 50 yds

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Ray.

Exactly, could be a tricky shot

I have the SKAN series 3 chrono. I think it is difficult to beat

Blackbaronfish wrote:Welcome to the AAOC

BBF

Thanks BBF

The licence will effect everyone who wants to shoot HFT or FT (i.e competition) in Scotland. I would reckon that a visitors licence would be required for anyone who does not live in Scotland to shoot up here. However, this is speculation. It will all come clear once the facts of the bill are publish...

I have no problem about paying the licence in order to promote and maintain my sport of HFT and FT in Scotland. I just hope that it does not deter people from the sport. I don't really understand how the licence will reduce the issue of the minority who use air weapons for irresponsible activities. ...

I wonder how much a license will set you guys back the rot has started The cost. That is the big question? Hopefully not anymore than the current Firearms Certificate or Shot Gun Certificate (£88.00 and £79.50) I have attached the information available on the BASC site about the Scottish Airgun Lic...

raygun wrote:A very sad day for Scottish airgunners.

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Ray.

Yes a sad day for scottish airgunners. I am not surprised that the bill got passed with such a high margin.