AusVarmint

Seeing as I imported and sold them, yes. :lol: You built a good torch, they have no bullshit like some others have, just on or off, quality cree and a good tail switch. I bought another brinyte , same basic platform but very different from yours, had multiple modes to click thru before turbo mode a...

Seeing as I imported and sold them, yes.

Well done mate, fun targets to shoot.

Bloody lovely, Ted.

Great outfit mate.

They're good air rifles if you can find one in decent order. No plastic at all. Brass and American walnut. Good for training kids too - they're short and light and even three pumps will knock a can over at 25m and three pumps isn't hard. And for that matter, three pumps will go straight through a ra...

Yep. The plastic boxes have pellets, and the owners manual came with the rifle in 1981.

Got them today mate, thanks so much. A great addition to the Sheridan ensemble.

I'll be in town on Monday, hopefully it will be at the PO.

I will post a pic of the collection when it arrives.

Awesome.

Thanks a heap.

Those three are all excellent .20 pellets.

Mate those are old and would be an awesome addition to the collection!

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As kids most of us would have used the rough Aussie made Wasps, then the Eley made ones in the tins showed up here in the 80'x and then vanished. Bisley in the UK took over the name but the quality wasn't the same as the Eley made ones. The Eley ones in .22 were a 5.6mm pellet that suited the older ...

Really, it's no different to a .177 or .22 and shot placement is everything. Any supposed benefit it offers is splitting hairs IMO. The difficulty in getting ammo (most gun shops won't stock it) is a major bugbear compared to .177 and .22 IMO. The only reason I have one is because I always wanted a ...

I haven't tried their normal weight .22 ammo and won't bother probably, as it's no cheaper than my regular CCI and S+-B stuff that performs fine.