Airgun Shooter Magazine October 14 Retour à l'édition précédente

With the nights drawing in, October's Airgun Shooter comes to you packed-full of ideas and tactics for night-vision hunting, as Pete Wadeson guides you through all the gear you need to go rabbit-lamping and Mat Manning tries out NiteSite's Viper model.

Not a fan of night-time hunting? That's OK – how about having some plinking fun with the new innovative Flip Target? Prepare to be amazed by this gadget; it's so much more than just a common or garden target. Nigel Allen admitted to being "gobsmacked" when the Flip Target designer demonstrated it to him.

Follow Ian Barnett on his long-term hunting experiment with the 'in-between' .20 calibre. For someone who generally favours the .22s, he is quite impressed by it so far...

Nigel tests out the new Gamo Coyote, the first PCP release from the Spanish gunmaker, and Joe Guest has fun with the AFO-15 and AFO-16 new military-looking guns.

This month, we also give you quarry files on the grey squirrel, the airgunners' number one pest, with tips on how to control them. We round up five laser rangefinders to help you choose the one that suits you best.

Old school meets new school as the Remington Express is put head-to-head against the Diana 280 Classic, and on the vintage front, Fred Eves unveils a scarce 1950s CO2-powered air pistol, the C22 Plainsman.

Whether you want to go out night-hunting or stay indoors this autumn, there's something for everyone in Airgun Shooter. Enjoy!