The final edition of Clay Shooting Magazine is on sale NOW Clay Shooting Magazine editor James Marchington comments on the final edition of the magazine: This issue marks the end of an era, both for me and for this magazine.…
Great British Shooting Awards 2021: all the winners revealed
It’s time to recognise the excellence and talent within the fieldsports industry It’s been a tough year for everyone and so it has never been so important to stop and acknowledge the companies and individuals who make the UK fieldsports…
Countdown to the Classic: Dan Martin of Orston Shooting Ground interview
It’s one of the highlights of the Sporting calendar, and Orston’s Dan Martin is planning something really special for 28-30 May 2021. Last year was a difficult and frustrating one for Orston Shooting Ground’s Dan Martin. He was excited about…
Encouraging more women to get into clay shooting
Jasper Fellows discovers how Mhairi-Ann Troup aims to bring more women into the sport she loves. Ami Hedgecock, Lucy Hall, Ellie Seward; the current crop of up-and-coming women’s talent is perhaps unrivalled in the history of the sport. We are…
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Maionchi AZ20 review with Richard Atkins
Two budget priced lighter loads for comfort at a modest price reviewed by Richard Atkins We are hearing much more about lighter loads at the moment. Considering all the hoo-ha that surrounded the original move from 32 gram to 28…
GBSA nominated Beretta 694 review with Becky McKenzie
The Italian gunmaker’s latest claybuster offers technical improvements, but will Becky McKenzie like how it shoots? I feel rather spoilt for choice now I am doing these gun reviews for Clay Shooting magazine. I’ve been wanting to try a Beretta, and…
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Tips from former Clay Shooting Classic winner Ben Husthwaite
As we continue on our countdown to the 2021 Clay Shooting Classic, we’re going back into the archives for some tips from former winner Ben Husthwaite. The Clay Shooting Classic is firmly established as one of the highlights of the…
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Clay Shooting Magazine to merge with Sporting Gun
Shooting and fieldsports enthusiasts will be pleased to hear that their favourite magazines will be offering even better value for money. In a move to strengthen the brands and simplify its offering, Clay Shooting magazine’s claybusting content will be integrated into…
Determination in clay shooting
Young shot Philippa Stroud won’t let anything stand in the way of her shooting ambitions, as Jasper Fellows discovers The future of our sport is in the hands of the young shots. From the business minded James Bradley-Day to Olympic…
Zoli Z-Sport review with Becky McKenzie
Becky McKenzie is back with her latest review and looks back fondly on seven years competing successfully with her Zoli Sporter. I started my shooting career with a Winchester 6500, and shot the poor thing until it just about fell to…
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