Ian Coley MBE’s Trap series has raised a few questions about gunfit for Trap – so here are some answers
Double Trap
A perfect fit
Tagged with: Double Trap, DTL, gunfit, high-ribs, Michael Diamond, Peter Wilson, rib, Sporting, target, Trap
Posted in Coaching, Trap
Posted in Coaching, Trap
America’s Golden Girl
The sheer precocity of this month’s Modern Great, Kimberly Rhode, has already guaranteed her a place among clay target shootings greatest champions, writes Vic Harker.
Tagged with: Athens, Beijing, Double Trap, gold medal, Kimberly Rhode, London 2012, Olympics, Skeet, Sydney, Trap
Posted in Features, Modern Greats
Posted in Features, Modern Greats
Wilson commits
Peter Wilson has confirmed he will be competing at Rio 2016. Having been unsure of his future after London, Peter said “After a lengthy lay off, I am delighted to announce my determination to compete in Rio. “The last six…
Guerini gets Faulds
Richard Faulds MBE, who won an Olympic Gold Medal in Sydney 2000, has switched gun sponsor to Caesar Guerini. The Double Trap gold medallist made the move from Beretta in January, announcing the release of a limited edition RF model…
Coley’s Olympic legacy
Helena Douglas catches up with Olympic Double Trap coach, Ian Coley For a coach on the verge of his sixth consecutive Olympic Games, Ian Coley is remarkably laid back. The softly spoken 65-year-old doesn’t do over the top and…
Peter Wilson’s Olympic Glory
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
Posted in News
Posted in News
Kerwood selection questioned
The selection of Charlotte Kerwood over Abbey Burton to shoot at the Olympic Games has prompted industry members to question whether clay shooting’s governing bodies have applied their selection policies properly and fairly. British Shooting’s panel originally picked Charlotte Kerwood,…
Tagged with: abbey burton, british shooting, Charlotte Kerwood, Clay Shooting, Double Trap, ISSF, Olympics
Posted in News
Posted in News
Record-breaking win for Wilson
Great Britain’s Peter Wilson won the Double Trap event in the first ISSF World Cup of the year with a record breaking 198 x 200. “With perfect weather conditions and brilliant new shooting ranges conditions were perfect” he says, “and…
Tall men and Trap
In most sports height, if complemented by the appropriate physique and coordination, is an advantage. With greater reach and a longer stride, the taller man or woman has a greater potential to come out on top in most ball games…
Top of the shots
Only the world’s top shooters were invited to compete in the ISSF World Cup Final and some four GB shooters made the cut
Tagged with: Double Trap, ISSF, Olympic Skeet, Olympic Trap, Olympics, Peter Wilson, Shotgun, UAE, world cup
Posted in Events, Uncategorized
Posted in Events, Uncategorized
