Bsa ultra
Need a bit of help people, my 5 year old granddaughter is showing an interest in shooting so I would like to get hold of a small stocked air rifle that she could use. Have any of you got any ideas.
Cheers
Shorty
Shorty
Bsa ultra
smk 15?
I have a Webley Junior air rifle owned by me from new!!!!
My grandson is 6 years old and not small but still can't hold this very small rifle yet.
I have decided it's too soon for him so will wait till he's a bit older.
hth
bindweed64
How about one of these:http://www.sportwaffen-schneider.de/...ducts_id/33948 ?
How about a nice cheap Chinese SMK XS/QB78 CO2 rifle with a shortened stock? No recoil to speak of, so can be rested without adverse effects and a sound moderator will eliminate any flinch-inducing noise. Simple to maintain too...
http://ukchineseairgunforum.myfreeforum.org/index.php
hw 25 is a good small starter rifle
Gamo delta maybe.
Crosman Ratcatcher would be lightest, but maybe Raven if you prefer a springer
http://www.drapers-airguns.co.uk/ind...oducts_id=3678
I have a 5 yrs old as well, and everything except XS15 or HW25 (and other 90cm rifles) will be too big for them. Even then, they are just slightly too long for them to hold as you want them to, but should be able to manage. They are definitely too heavy to shoot offhand... shooting rested and with scope they will have lots of fun. Might be too early to teach them iron sight at this stage.
I would go for the XS15, as it is a lot cheaper and there is very little difference between them (apart from the badge). See my other posts about junior rifles.
Adrian
Crossman multi pump. Shoots bbs to for really cheap plinking.
I've just seen a Brocock contour six in a shop, it's tiny, the new FX bullpup was above it on the wall and looked huge by comparison.
They do one in pink, but you'd have to do the pumping for her - which isn't an entirely bad thing in a lot of ways.
http://www.pellpax.co.uk/airguns/air...r-760-177/3001