Malcolm Davey
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Rabbits are digging up my lawn and my shotgun is useless - makes too much noise and everything goes!
Can anyone suggest what I should be looking to buy please.
ie a .22 for use with existing licence together with a good lamp and scope?
Thank you
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Boresight
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Reged: 14/05/2007
Posts: 2
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If its your lawn I would buy a good air rifle in .177 calibre and if you have a bit of spare cash go for a precharged one. 
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malcolm_shields
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Reged: 30/05/2007
Posts: 5
Loc: gateshead
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hi i had the same problem i bought a bsa ultra single shot with scope very small and compact gun ideal for the little pests
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Malla
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Blade
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Reged: 12/10/2007
Posts: 22
Loc: West Mids.
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Any decent air rifle will do the job - doesn't really matter if it's .177 or .22, it's just personal choice as is whether its a pre-charged or 'conventional' spring type or through the pre-charged ones are easier to shoot. Just make sure the rifle you choose is close to the legal limit of 12 ft/lbs and you fit (or it comes with)a decent scope, and even then a scope is not strictly necessary, and it it will cope nicely.
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C3PO
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Reged: 23/03/2007
Posts: 14
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Yes, either .177 or .22 is fine. Couple of recommendations:
Spring: HW97K or HW95K
PCP: Air Arms S410K or BSA Superten Carbine
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Ben Taylored-FAC 34ft/lb Rapid Mk2 .22 + Bushnell Elite 4200 Tactical 6-24 x 50
Weihrauch HW100T K .177 + Bushnell Legend 5-15 x 40AO
Weihrauch HW95 .22 with full V-Glide conversion + Bushnell Sportsman 3-9 x 40
Webley Mark III, .22 + open sights
BASC Membership & Insurance
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bobolovolov
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Reged: 17/01/2008
Posts: 25
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If you want to pay as little as possible but still wind up with a decent hunting springer, go for a webley xocet: solid, reliable, and excellent for rabbits.
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