First published in 1977, Airgun World is essential reading for all airgun enthusiasts – from backyard plinkers to competitive marksmen, and from casual weekend hunters to professional pest controllers.
With a sharp editorial focus and a deep respect for the discipline, every issue delivers insightful reviews, expert tutorials, and in-depth features covering the full spectrum of airgunning, both in the UK and abroad. Our experienced team of writers combines technical precision with plain-spoken commentary, ensuring that content remains accessible yet uncompromising in quality. Whether it’s the latest pre-charged pneumatic, classic springers, or cutting-edge optics, we test, analyse and report with integrity and authority.
Airguns
Do you need a licence for an air rifle?
If you own or plan to own an air rifle in the UK, understanding the legal requirements is essential. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about air rifle ownership, including different types of air rifles, licensing rules, age restrictions and legal responsibilities.
It also outlines staying compliant with UK firearm laws is crucial to avoid hefty fines or legal trouble. With clear details on air rifle classifications—from pre-charged pneumatic (PCP) to CO2-powered models—this guide helps both beginners and experienced shooters make informed decisions.
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September 2025
Latest issue
The September 2025 issue of Airgun World offers a rich mix of personal stories, expert reviews, shooting culture and even a riflescope giveaway! Guest editor David Walter shares his inspirational journey in airgunning, driven by red squirrel conservation.
Reviews include the JTS Brawn bullpup for value-conscious shooters, WÜLF riflescopes for affordable clarity and the innovative Anics Skif A-3000 CO₂ pistol. We explore the artistry of DB Gunstocks UK, Florida’s fight against invasive iguanas, and pick our top five indoor airgun ranges. Bill Harriman examines the potential deregulation of sound moderators, while Pete Evans celebrates the enduring Air Arms ProSport.
Mick Garvey reports the welcome return of rabbits on his permissions, and Danny Brookfield compares the classic Theoben Rapid Mk1 with the Ben Taylor Special Edition. Elsewhere, Jon Young explores CO₂ rifle appeal, while Mark Camoccio selects a quintet of the best air rifles for FT shooting.
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Expert insights, in-depth stories and practical tips from the world of airgunning
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Features, interviews and adviceThe never-ending battle: Iguana hunting in Florida
Florida’s fragile ecosystem is under siege from invasive iguanas. John R. Johnson of Down Goes Iguana explains how safe, ethical iguana hunting is helping to protect the state’s delicate balance o...
By Martin Puddifer
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Eddie Jones: How to be a respectful airgunner
Eddie Jones, the writer and Air Arms ambassador, shares his passion for responsible hunting, humane dispatch and explains why true skill lies in patience, precision and passing on hard-earned knowledg...
By Martin Puddifer
