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So I just got my first airsoft gun and wanted to try it out and zero in my sights/get used to it etc. Living in a flat though it occured to me that all these gas blowback sounds may sound like a hit man in training! Legally allowed or not?

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Hi Dutch, do you mind if I ask where you got the light from and for how much for?

 

Cheers for the response folks, I shall continue blasting away at my bank statements from ten paces then.

 

Zak, got it from SoCom Tactical in Fleet for £45, fitted the pressure pad into the handle now as well and you have a choice of red dot, light, reddot/light combi. The battery fixture at the rear is a bit loose so taped that down. Other than that it's great :ph34r:

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So long as the rounds never leave the premises legally you are fine. Its obviously a good idea to put a backstop behind what your shooting as the BBs will damage the walls and such. But other than that its exactly how I zeroed my sight. My neighbours so far haven't complained about that or the air gun.

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Make sure nothing valuable can possibly get hit. Few people have had accidents with computer monitors, TV's etc :D

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It's a pistol, there is nothing to zero.

 

Zero the hop?

Also i one spent 1 hour setting the sights up. Competition shooting does have it's disadvantages

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Yeah, I'm basically adjusting the red dot so it vaguely resembles where the pellets are going and it's also been a few years behind a pistol of any kind and first with an airsoft so looking at where they hit in comparrison to where I'm aiming...Running out of bank statements rapidly though! ;)

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A set of genuine targets isn't very expensive, you get 50 of them for like £4. If you get a set with a pistol target on one side and the competition rifle on the other you can zero on the larger target and then fine tune on the smaller ones.

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