Multiple DTL champion Paul Chaplow, of Norton in Yorkshire, has been awarded the British Empire Medal for ‘services to Clay Pigeon Shooting’ in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List this year. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the award will be presented to…
After an intervention that certainly did his sport no harm, we catch up with Iain Parker, the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association CEO and ask him about the present, and future, of the sport. Last month, the CEO of the CPSA,…
Edgar Brothers has announced its sponsorship of one of British clay shooting’s rising stars, 16-year old Alfie Tibbles. Alfie, who hails from Hertfordshire, was named as Young Shot of the Year by the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association (CPSA) in February…
It was the turn for the young shots to stand out at the 2020 CPSA Awards; here is our report! Amy Easeman was crowned Clay Shooter of the Year at the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association Annual Awards on 1 February…
Headley Clay Pigeon Club (HCPC) have recently launched the Andrew Loedolff Shooting Academy. The club has been based in Headley village for 28 years and has gained a great reputation within the shooting community and several awards over the years.…
Harper Adams and Oxford Brookes take the limelight at the annual universities showdown at West Midlands. Harper Adams University’s clay shooting team travelled to West Midlands Shooting Ground with one aim in mind, to retain their BUCS Clay Pigeon Shooting…
Clay Shooting visits Eriswell Lodge Shooting Ground to find out how it is writing a new chapter for shooting in Suffolk
Rachel Draper talks to two young regulars at Atkin Grant & Lang Shooting Ground Lain Blamey The future of clay pigeon shooting as a sport relies on the next generation of shooters. We spoke to Lain Blamey, aged 9, to…
Dorset Game Birds, the non-profit ladies shooting organisation, hosted their annual Pink Picnic event this week for all members to practice their shooting along with a host of other fun games.
