Clay Shooting

Smith hammers it home at Royal Berkshire

Posted on May 10, 2013 by Huw Hopkins — 2 Comments ↓

Gary Smith - Handicap Classic 2013 Winner

The Handicap Classic 2013 has a new champion

Tagged with: Browning, Chris Childerhouse, Clay Shooting, Eley, gary smith, George Digweed, handicap classic, Miroku
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Handicap Classic – Week 11

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Gabby Smith — No Comments ↓

The Handicap Classic is in full swing, and with the weather set to improve over the next few weeks, things are hotting up. Currently in the lead is Alan Payne on 90, with a handicap of 13, followed closely by…

Tagged with: Clay Shooting, handicap classic, RBSS, Royal Berkshire Shooting School
Posted in Events

Sharp shooter

Posted on March 22, 2013 by Craig Nicholson — No Comments ↓

Tru-Shot is the ultimate tool for highlighting flaws in your technique – but it’s still down to you to fix them, says Peter Croft

Tagged with: camera, Clay Shooting, Dennis Stepney, gunsmith, Olympics, Trap, tru-shot
Posted in Reviews

The crossing target

Posted on March 11, 2013 by Steve Rawsthorne — 1 Comment ↓

Steve Rawsthorne helps you out with the basic crosser

Tagged with: Clay Shooting, crosser, gun mount, Holland & Holland, practice, target
Posted in Coaching

Golden opportunity

Posted on March 7, 2013 by Richard Atkins — 1 Comment ↓

The latest choke from the United States has arrived and Richard Atkins is impressed with what it offers

Tagged with: ammunition, barrel, Becky Bream, Briley, Browning, choke, Clay Shooting, Edgar Brothers, gemini, interchangeable, Invector Plus, pure gold, Rhino, Teague
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Gamebore behind rising star Ronnie

Posted on March 4, 2013 by Craig Nicholson — No Comments ↓

Gamebore has its sights on a champion in the making with its new sponsored young shot Ronnie Green – already a Colts champion just two years after first picking up a gun. After picking up the Kent County Colts FITASC…

Tagged with: Clay Shooting, FITASC, Gamebore, Kent County Colts, Ronnie Green, White Gold
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Is smaller better?

Posted on January 22, 2013 by Richard Atkins — No Comments ↓

Last month we considered what the smaller gauge guns have to offer the clay shooter, and what areas need particular attention to ensure the experience with using a gun smaller than a 12-gauge is both satisfying and successful. We touched…

Tagged with: .410s, Clay Shooting, Richard Atkins, small bores
Posted in Features

Handicap Classic 2013

Posted on December 21, 2012 by Gabby Smith — No Comments ↓

The Handicap Classic is here again, with proceedings kicking off on the 14 January. Now in its 12th year, the event held at the Royal Berkshire Shooting School spans 14 weeks and gives all shooters the chance to compete together…

Tagged with: Clay Shooting, handicap classic, RBSS, Royal Berkshire Shooting School
Posted in Events, News

Clay Shooting needs you!

Posted on August 22, 2012 by Gabby Smith — No Comments ↓

We are on the hunt for the Nation’s favourite shooting ground and we need YOU to vote! Click here to have your say!

Tagged with: Clay Shooting, shooting grounds, survey, vote
Posted in News

Peter Wilson’s Olympic Glory

Posted on August 2, 2012 by Gabby Smith — 1 Comment ↓

ISSF World Cup Shotgun 2011 - Maribor, SLO - Finals Double Trap

Peter Wilson has won Double Trap gold at London 2012, after a hotly-fought competition at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich. Peter was tied with three other shooters in the first round on 48, but took first place after…

Tagged with: Clay Shooting, Double Trap, Hakan Dhalby, London, Olympics, Peter Wilson, Vasily Mosin, Woolwich Artillery Barracks
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