Bsa hornet airrifle 50 meter potatoe

the shots were taken from the house in the back ground 50 meters away from the target.
The rifle used is a bsa hornet carbine at 12 ft/lbs.
I used a peace of 1cm thick glass to protect my camera.

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• bsa
• hornet
• airrifle
• air
• rifle
• airgun
• plinking
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[MrLukephipps]

bsa hornet, one of the most accurate air rifles available to buy :)

great shooting with it and almost every shot hit the middle of the potato if im right?

and is it a 4.5 calibre or 4.5mm pellets which is a .177 calibre?

[DiMi3VDB]

@MrLukephipps

hello, yes very accurate barels they have, the hornet is out of production at the moment. 4.5mm is the same as .177 its only a difference in metric system between imperial like meters is metric and yards is from imperial so it is 0.177 inch you see.

[69psyshroom]

hey is that u at the door?

lol

[DiMi3VDB]

@69psyshroom i am inside that room but i am not shure if its me or the chair where the gun is on that u can see hehe very long time ago

[talonn1200]

did you hit the camera?

nice shooting!

[DiMi3VDB]

Thx,no only the glass plate i put in front of the camera broke luckely

[ITotaldutchI]

im now very curious what the accual difference between .177 and .22 is? cause my own rifle has .22, but my club has .177?

[tropicalfishman1111]

Please Join the BSA guns group on face book :)

[pythonattack]

i had one too, the screws broke and it came flying out of the stock one day. now i have a bsa lightning.

[Darcshadow5]

yup - so .177

[vinto34]

i had a bsa supersport export model which had more spring power...but it kept falling apart due to the recoil shock.Now i have a crappy gamo 1000fps rifle,doesnt have near as much grunt as the bsa ,but at least its not dropping apart.