With the British Schools & Young Shots Championship just a few days away, we can unveil an exclusive prize and membership bundle for the High Gun, as well as guns to be won from Webley and Armsan In less than…
Q and A
Let us know if you have any questions, we have the experts to answer them Worry over licence renewal Q: I am a keen clay shooter in my late 50s. My shotgun certificate is due for renewal soon and I…
Tagged with: answer, clay shooter, Ed Lyons, gp, gun, licence, licensing, prescripton, Richard Atkins, shooting, Sporting Clays, Stuart Farr
Posted in Ask the Experts
Posted in Ask the Experts
Just over one month to go until the Clay Shooting Classic!
We’re just over one month away from the Clay Shooting Classic, and as the anticipation builds, we’re filling you in on everything you need to know. Entries to the Clay Shooting Classic 2019 have been coming in rapidly since the…
Tagged with: British open sporting, Clay Shooting Classic, clay shooting company, FITASC, game fair, independent, prize, shoot, Steve Lovatt
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Posted in Events, News
Bryce on the right first time
Bryce explains how a professional instructor ensures a beginner’s vital first shot is an extremely pleasant experience Do you remember the very first time you fired a gun? What was the experience like? Since you’re reading this magazine, and presumably…
Leah Southall’s hectic schedule
Mock exams, a competition at Fauxdegla and helping out sponsors at the British Shooting Show. Leah Southall’s schedule’s been pretty busy of late… There wasn’t much shooting for me in February because I had more mock exams, which took up…
Tagged with: Beretta, biodegradable, British Shooting Show, cens, Competition, debbie faux, ecowad, Eley Hawk, Fauxdegla, Fauxdegla Shooting Ground, GMK, Laporte, leah southall, mike faux, puretone, Shot, vip steel
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Posted in Features
Mitchell Brooker-Smith on improving focus
It’s all about keeping your eyes on the target, as Mitchell Brooker-Smith improves his focus in more ways than one I am now on half term, so I can fill my schedule with shooting! I’m trying to perfect my technique…
Tagged with: grand prix, half term, Home International, mitchell brooker-smith, oakland international, shooting glasses
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Anita North reports on the International Grand Prix
After the International Grand Prix in Costa del Sol, British shooters were glinting with medals in the winter sun. Anita North reports In January more than 60 British shooters headed to sunny Spain to compete in the International Grand Prix…
Tagged with: abbey ling, anita north, british shooters, club de tiro jarapalo, cyprus grand prix, daniel campey, Ed Ling, Emily Hibbs, finland, Freddie Killander, gb, georgina roberts, grand prix, international grand prix, ireland, Jeremy Bird, junior men, junior women, lucy hall, luke youngs, maddie purser, malaga, mixed pairs, Olympic, Peter Wilson, portugal, qatar, spain, sweden, Trap, women's skeet
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Airgun Shooter issue 121 is on sale now!
The latest issue of Airgun Shooter Magazine is on sale now! Crows and magpies have a reputation for being the wiliest of airgun quarry, but there are ways to make them drop their guard. Mat Manning shows how he uses…
Tagged with: airgun, airgun optics, airgun shooter magazine, ammo, beretta 92 FS, co2, corvids, crows, daystate red wolf, magpies, mat manning, mike morton, pcp, quarry, rifle, umarex
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The importance of listening to your body
It’s easy to think that injuries are something you can just ignore, but Jason Doyle finds out the hard way that you should listen to your body This month’s article almost didn’t happen due to a niggling and persistent neck…
Tagged with: deer stalker, gun speed, ICTSF world championships, injury, knee injuries, shooting, timing, wicklow mountains
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Posted in Advice and tips
Kate Gatacre on how to get your certificate
Kate Gatacre talks to an FEO to discover how you can minimise the chance of your certificate being delayed or even denied. In our previous article on delays in the licensing system, we talked to Paul Quinton, Senior Firearms Enquiry…
Tagged with: 1968 firearms act, british standard, certificate, FEO, interview, kate gatacre, licensing, paul quinton, Senior Firearms Enquiry Officer, shotgun certificate, west mercia
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