Clay Shooting magazine readers will know that Eley Hawk has revamped its clay target range recently, with some well-known favourites given a makeover and new ones introduced. Most striking are the new loads manufactured and marketed with the younger shooter…
BASC (British Association of Shooting and Conservation) recently announced it would be sponsoring the 2019 BSYS (British Schools and Young Shots) It was also announced that BASC would be backing the 32-bird under-14s course for the third year in a row, and that…
Former World and British Champion Mark Marshall has joined the team at Ian Coley Sporting as chief instructor and shooting school manager. Well known for setting top-class sporting layouts such as the World Sporting and Beretta World Championships, Mark is…
From Wixey’s win to Skeet silvers and the rise of David McMath, we chart the home nations’ successes at the Commonwealth Games 2018 shooting events
The Rio Olympics acted as an opportunity to start revving the engine for Amber Hill, but it’s all go from here – as James Marchington finds out… Q. How was 2016 for you? A. Last year was great. Starting off…
British Shooting has announced the shooters selected for its 2017/18 World Class Programme. Selected for the top category – deemed most likely for a podium place at Tokyo 2020 – are Amber Hill (OSK), Ed Ling (OT) and Steve Scott…
As the youngest member of Team GB taking to the shooting arena, the pressure is on Amber Hill, but she’s proven more than capable of handling it – as she explained to Huw Hopkins
Team GB has teamed up with Amber Hill to bring you advice on travelling to Rio to watch the Olympic Games
