Could this new fibre cup wad cartridge offer the clay busting performance you’re looking for, asks Richard Atkins The cartridge world is taking the move to becoming ‘eco-friendly’ very seriously, and new and smaller brands are getting very much involved. Last…
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Jocker Bio Sport Competition review with Richard Atkins
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Best clay cartridges from budget to blow-out
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Blaser F3 Supersport review
Becky McKenzie is impressed from the moment she closes the action of the legendary F3 Supersport. This month I’ve had the opportunity to review a Blaser F3 Supersport, all thanks to Orston Shooting Ground in Nottinghamshire, who offered to loan me…
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Clever Grand Italia cartridge review
Richard Atkins puts Clever’s premium Grand Italia clay cartridges through their paces For years Clever cartridges have largely been associated with the top end of clay shooting. Founded by the Chiampan brothers back in 1952, the company was focused on…
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Breda Zenith Sporter and Evolution glasses reviewed
James Marchington breaks out of lockdown with a double test of the Breda Zenith Sporter, and Evolution prescription shooting glasses. You won’t need me to tell you that lockdown was a long time without pulling the trigger. My first opportunity…
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Fiocchi LiteSpeed cartridge review with Richard Atkins
Hang on to your hat – Richard Atkins has got his hands on the super-fast Fiocchi LiteSpeed clay cartridges. You can tell that clay shooting is a vibrant sport by the huge number of products that are available, whether that’s…
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Maionchi AZ20 cartridge test
Richard Atkins tests an old favourite Italian target load, the AZ20, in plastic and fibre wad versions. I was pleased to see the return of Maionchi cartridges – and several of my clay shooting pals felt likewise. Back in the…
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19 Best budget clay loads
We often have to pull in our belts at this time of year so we’ve searched high and low to find quality cartridges at under £200 per thousand
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