Air Arms Pro Sport spring rifle review

Mark Camoccio demonstrates the ProSport, possibly the most attractive looking spring powered air rifle ever made, with an accurate performance to match its sleek looks

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[Zinaroon]

The rifle is a lovely piece of kit, but the way the bloke shoots it doesnt do it the right justice.

That rifle is more than capable of making 5p size groups at 30 metres.

Zini

[ciaranutting]

I find all of these Gun Mart videos very interesting and factual and all, but I have to say, this is the most boring sounding man in the world. It's like he was forced to present these as community service...

[SemtexBam]

Awesome man! I've never been in the army yet but i really want to know is the sniper scope looks like something special or like in the FPS games (+)

Like this...

[MattyCons59]

@k12rising You truly are a fuckwit. Instead of posting absolute rubbish on here why not just "Google" air rifles and do a bit of research. Multi-shot rifles are available in all common air gun calibres and all are more than capable of killing small game such as rabbits, pigeons and squirrels and also for vermin such as rats. As for the amazement, visit a club and spend a morning having a go, it's more fun than you'd think. Lastly, air guns fire a pellet, not a pellat!

[jsmonk]

@k12rising - Air rifles are much quieter than regular rifles. The guy in the video is not even wearing ear plugs. No way you could do that with a regular rifle (and keep your hearing).

[anicskif]

@k12rising If your curiosity is still not satisfied,might i suggest you search for your nearest airgun club and pay them a visit?.I'm sure they would be more than willing to answer any questions you may have and,who knows,you might even like to participate in this fascinating and challenging sport.It teaches much more than hitting targets/controlling vermin.Fieldcraft,safe conduct,self discipline,respect and appreciation of the natural world are just some examples.

[anicskif]

@k12rising Whilst i certainly don't advocate testing any weapons effectiveness on human subjects,are you referring to the sub 12ft/lb UK spec or FAC rated airguns?.Either way i can assure you,having been shot accidently,in my youth,it's not something i'd ever care to experience again.Ballistics gel offers a safer evaluation for those that are curious.I hunt legal quarry with these weapons and i can assure you,they kill very efficiently.A tiny hole is still a hole,in the right place.

[k12rising]

@anicskif I would be willing to take a shot to the leg by one of these just to test how powerful they really are.

[anicskif]

@UKairsoft94 I believe Sterling did just that.The HR81 underlever.Probably quite hard to come by one these days tho.

[anicskif]

@k12rising I would start by suggesting the right tool for the right job.Airguns are not intended for home defence but they are superb at target competitions/small vermin control.They are often the preferred choice for hunting around livestock due to their light recoil,near silent firing cycle(when suppressed) and low risk of ricochet compared to rimfire or centrefire rifles.Unfortunately,many people consider them nothing more than toys tho I doubt they'd care to be shot with one?.

[k12rising]

Could some one tell me the point of air rifles? they are not powerful enough to be used for home defence, and are single shot... I just don't get the amazement of fireing a pellat which makes a tiny hole and can't kill a fly...

[RegaoCypri]

What the scope ?