German fighters swoop on a bomber formation expecting an easy strike—only to be caught off guard by ambushes from P‑47s all around. This video explores the exact tactics used by Zemke’s Wolfpack to ...

The prawn toast tastes like prawn toast and the fried rice tastes like fried rice at Bowral’s Shanghai Chinese.

(There are no records of this air rifle being used other than for special demonstrations, which in my opinion were a very necessary intimidation factor). While most hunters look upon spring/summer ...

Spring-powered air rifles, also referred to as springers, are powered by a mainspring with a sealed piston in front of it. When the gun is cocked – either by a stroke of the barrel or a cocking lever ...

Air rifles have exploded in popularity in the last ten years, and alongside that popularity a fleet of highly-accurate and user-friendly airguns hit the shelves. This new breed of air rifles rival the ...

The air version of the M1A is an underlever, single-shot pellet rifle available in .177 and .22 calibers. It features a spring piston power plant and open sights. Manufactured by Air Venturi under ...

Pneumatic models are true repeaters, firing a pellet with successive trigger pulls. Spring air, or piston guns, require cocking between shots. Early generation spring-air guns were single-shot ...

The most common firing system in a PCP works like this: When the trigger is squeezed a hammer strikes a valve to release a short, controlled burst of air that propels a projectile towards the target.

Olympic air rifles were once standard issue ... The butt plate looks like a spring-loaded robot's foot but fits the contour of the shooter's shoulder and can be moved back or forward for comfort.