Tim Woodhouse continues his series, recounting the history of the 21-gram load
cartridges
No need for speed
Richard Atkins tests two offerings from Italian giant Fiocchi
Gamebore’s Street Racers
Don Brunt tests the Gamebore range and finds out why it is the choice of champions: The Gamebore name has been with us since 1973 when the company was first formed; importing the popular Gevelot brand of French cartridges…
Tagged with: Ben Husthwaite, cartridges, don brunt, Gamebore, George Digweed, shooting
Posted in Reviews
Posted in Reviews
Shot Drop
When a shotgun cartridge is fired and the shot pellets leave the muzzle of the gun they will remain in flight for the relatively short time that it takes the forces of gravity to bring them back down to the…
Tagged with: cartridges, Clay Shooting, FITASC, George Digweed, Lead shot, shotguns
Posted in Features
Posted in Features
Back to our Trap shooting roots
Vic Harker looks at the history of a game that recalls Trap shooting’s colourful past
Tagged with: cartridges, Clay Shooting, helice, Shotgun, Trap shooting, Vic Harker
Posted in Reviews, Trap
Posted in Reviews, Trap
Do back-bored guns shoot faster?
Many modern clay guns promise higher velocity thanks to back-bored barrels – but does it work? Nick Wilson investigates
Club chief vows to strip off to prove Steel point
A gun club director has vowed to strip off to prove steel pellets pose no more risk of ricochet than lead.
Eley snaps up Caledonian Cartridges
Caledonian Cartridge has changed its name after striking a deal with Eley Hawk.
Tagged with: caledonian, cartridges, Clay Shooting, Eley, Eley Hawk, eley hawk ltd, Shotgun, Tomas Atienza
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Posted in News
Kill clays with Kent
Richard Atkins put Gamebore’s Kent Velocity 7.5 loads to the test and found a high performing economy load
Check your speed
Q I enjoy reading the cartridge test reports in Clay Shooting and I have bought some of the ammunition mentioned in the past; there is just one point that I’d like cleared up please. On the box of one type…
