Editor’s test: EBA Agincourt PCP
Dave Barham evaluates the EBA Agincourt PCP air rifle from Edgar Brothers Arms, priced under £500. He highlights its ‘raw’ wooden stock, offering customisation potential and notes the smooth sidelever action complemented by an adjustable two-stage trigger. Find out whether this air rifle proves value for money in our latest Editors Test.
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