This is a well-made series. Deserves more views.

Great Episode!

i live in the USA, and yes we can have high power air guns, you can just get them at and any sports shops. i have a gas ram break barrel that is 25 ft/lb. i got with no questions asked. but one thing I wish is that air guns where more popular over here in the US. not to many people have heard of H.F.T. shooting and it is a very fun sport that should be more popular. so for now I just hunt fox, squirrel, and rabbit with my break barrel all by myself 😢. great video keep up the work

Nice little production sensibly done

Si pittway from virmin Hunters TV great shot. An good video's to learn from helped me alot

1.48min in. . . . yes 83 yard rabbit with sub 12ftlb .177 in one of fieldsportsbritans Britain episodes of airheads with James Marchington ! Nice to know he's the better shot !

Firearms ownership whether it's shotgun ,centre fire , rimfire or even air is a pain in the arse in the UK .

There will be a muzzle energy limit on hosepipes one day😂

One thing i found about removing magpies with a ,25 was when they hit the ground it looked like every drop of blood emptied from the body....every time.Very clean kills every time.Hits hard and makes a big hole....

When does Phil price say he shoots a .25 in fac??? I just saw him say he wasn't sure if they where any better than his .22 he currently uses.

I took out a squirrel at 50 yards with my Beeman R10 while it was on the run and airborne diving for its hole. When I got to the hole, all that was sticking out were two hind feet.

What a great summary about FAC vs 12 ftlbs. I couldn't agree more. Having FAC definitely gives the extra range, maybe 20 to 30 yards extra.(if you, unlike me, can shoot straight enough at those ranges in the field). After that you would have to be Bruce Willis to be sure of hitting the target time and time again. However, if like I was about 5 years ago, without an FAC ticket and obsessing about getting FAC....relax. You may just be a happier air gunner staying at sub 12. I am not saying that FAC is not great, but I am saying that for some it comes with more problems than it is worth. If you are happy to take all shots within 25 yards then pound for pound (11.5 lbs to be precise) I would stick with the sub12. With FAC comes all sorts of extra pressure (pun intended). The regulation that goes with FAC is quite wearing. Also, ( and this is complicated) higher ftlbs at shorter ranges (sub 25 yards) can be a positive disadvantage in terms of clean kills ( see airgunforum.co uk and the thread 'hitting rats too hard'). It may be the case that by complete accident the UK authorities set the legal limit at the perfect level at 12 ftlbs. Keep up the good work however, great video and really enjoyed it!!

I am in Miami working with Formula E then driving from Florida to LA , on the way I am visiting Race tracks and shooting ranges . Should be a fun drive .

For the bsa r10... you can make a metal plate that comes off the stock so you can mount a sling further forward. Doing this will balance the gun out while on the shoulder.

if you have an FAC though,you can pick up a decent CZ .22 for less than a £100

Eliminate the incessant background music.

LAity always makes me giggle :-D

your .25 doesn't hit harder than .22 because you're shooting 18 grainers. I'm using 25-28 grain pellets for my 30 fpe .25 cal break barrel. thats how you use the .25 cal airgun to hit hard.

I would just get a rimfire

Don't mess around, get a .17 wsm 3000 ft/sec.

Some people may have made these miraculous shots, I myself have made some, my pal shot a hare running with a sub 12lb airrifle, but its repeating it that's the problem.

there is no limit in the USA here go to air guns of Arizona the wolverine has 100 ft/lbs some states you have to have a gun license to buy air guns I live in California they don't care about them everything I have has a beeman stamp but here they are R1 (hw80) ,R9 (hw95) P1 (hw45) all .177 and a old theoben .22 the 2 rifles like 15 ft/lbs and the theoben 27 1/2 ft/lbs the European air guns are a lot of fun to shoot

Are all us air gunners nucking futs? Must be all the lead ?

Sad we in UK are stuck with piddly airgun powers .

Its all well and good that they are selling you a 30 ft lbs gun.But when you drop a heavy pellet in it,That 30ft lbs drops down to say 22 ft lbs.Dont be fooled.

thank god I can shoot any fpe in airgun(for now)

What is a fac air gun?

since my last comment i have got my fac and your totally wrong, fac ppc at £1700 bucks + 4oo for the charging gear or a .22 LR for £300 (with a scope mounts silencer and case , second hand) no contest.

Yessss I made the grade again,my day at Pete's airgun farm was great and I recommend ALL OF YOU to go,come and join my channel for more gun fun Thanks all Louis of ldotvidz

It will cost you a arm and leg to do it like that all that hasal.and yes i have taken rabbits at 80 90and over 100 y with 22 sub 12. Scop your gun in at 60 y then I shoot out to 110y. Not surprised you Did not get rabbits that day you made racket. Roger your worng about sub 12 mate

Miami ??? You can't shoot there unless you're trying to defend yourself,...go to Arizona instead. They have beautiful country side, and use guns for fun too.......Just kidding,...I'm LOVE Arizona, and no I don't live there, I'm in eastern Canada.

It's true mate you really can push the boundaries with a sub twelve

Back ground music !!!! Yawn. Fac rim fire can be a lot cheaper lb for lb than fac air. Good to see you wont take air shots with the fac.

Yuk. Squiral eating rat. I saw a bloke cooking squiral. Dont think i will ever eat them now.

An fac airgun, no, you need a.22 rim fire.

Bisleys are utter crap. JSB exacts and RWS are the best in my experience.

Another none believer of the 80 + yard shots with sub 12fpe. Sorry, but if you cant down rabbits at 60 - 80 yards with a sub 12 air rifle, what are you even doing on this channel? All it takes these days is the right kit and a little knowledge, it's not hard. I do it day in day out! And the way he spoke of 50 ft/lbs seems he is way out of touch!! In the UK 50 - 70fpe is common, in the U.S 100 - 500fpe is more normal, 50fpe is nothing these days

this aimed at kids ? zero information .