Lloyd Pattison picks his favourite clothing to keep shooting in comfort as winter tightens its grip. As autumn draws in and the nights darken, we start thinking about layering up to stay warm on the shooting ground over winter. Doing anything…
Clothing for any weather
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Ending on a high
Mike Bartlett and Cheryl Hall tackle the last big competitions of the season, the World Compak and British Open First up this month it was the World Compak in Galgamacsa. Hungary have hosted two of the best events of the year,…
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How to beat the flinch
The first step to curing a flinch is to admit you’ve got a problem at all, says Clay Shooting Magazine editor James Marchington Do you flinch when you fire your gun? Most shooters will say no – and yet look what…
Family Fitasc double
Father and son Stewart and Ben Cumming scooped open and Junior titles at the Scottish Fitasc Championship, reports Murray Thomson The Cumming family had double reason to celebrate at the 2019 Scottish Open Fitasc Championship, held this year at the…
Beretta: built to win medals
We take a first look at a brand new competition gun with an impeccable pedigree, the 694 from Beretta Shooting journalists from Europe and beyond gathered at the historic Beretta factory in Gardone, Italy, for the unveiling of the latest competition…
Clay Shooting Magazine 142 is out NOW
The latest issue of Clay Shooting Magazine is now officially on sale and available for purchase or subscription. We’ve got plenty for the avid clay shooter this issue. Aside from our life-saving buyers guide – ensuring you’ll never need to…
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Ask the experts: What would happen to stored guns in the event of death?
Let us know if you have any questions – we have the experts to answer them. Thinking ahead Q: I don’t plan on needing this advice for a while yet, but the question arose in conversation and I didn’t know…
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Heading for Tokyo
Aaron grabs the limelight winning a quota place, but every GB shooter deserves credit for their performance at the European Championships. Anita North reports Another month and more competitions have been and gone! For Olympic Trap and Olympic Skeet, September…
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New CPSA classification rules
CPSA classifications will be issued four times a year instead of twice under new rules that come into effect on 1 December. You will also need to shoot more targets to gain a classification. Going down a class will require…
Battling through
Leah Southall keeps going, despite a rough patch and difficult conditions, to finish the month in style! I was at Bywell Shooting Ground on the three days of 19-21 July to shoot the British Open DTL and the European DTL…
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