Lloyd Pattison looks at some of the options for shooters looking to store their guns securely and legally As a current or potential certificate holder, the safety and security of your guns should always be one of your chief concerns.…
guns
How to keep your gun secure
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Posted in Products
Posted in Products
What’s the big eye-dea?
Jonathan McGee attended the launch of Ben Husthwaite’s new Eye D Rail – an opportunity for shooters to learn, have their guns fitted, and of course obliterate some clays! It was set to be the very first event of its…
Tagged with: Ben Husthwaite, Clays, eye d rail, guns, Pilla, shooters, Shooting Ground
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Posted in News
Shotguns: Ten of the best
Ian Coley’s gunshop professionals recommend 10 shotguns ranging from the modest to the magnificent – and here are your first five. KOFS BLACK DIAMOND RRP: £599.99One of the real breakthrough guns of 2018 and, for the price, certainly looks the…
Tagged with: ATA, barrels, competition gun, guns, gunshop, Ian Coley, kofs black diamond, lincoln vogue, shotguns, trigger
Posted in Advice and tips
Posted in Advice and tips
Catching up with the Police Firearms Licensing teams
Clay Shooting Magazine editor James Marchington visited the Northern Shooting Show and meets the Police Firearms Licensing teams. This column all too often becomes a bit of a moan, if not an actual rant, about something that’s got my goat…
Tagged with: BASC, clay shooting magazine, clothing, CPSA, FEO, firearms licensing, guns, harrogate, James Marchington, northern england, northern shooting show, police, shooters, shooting, show, sport, yorkshire
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Posted in News
Eley Hawk’s Amber cartridges review
Clay Shooting magazine readers will know that Eley Hawk has revamped its clay target range recently, with some well-known favourites given a makeover and new ones introduced. Most striking are the new loads manufactured and marketed with the younger shooter…
Tagged with: amber cartridge, Amber Hill, Beretta, cartridge, clay shooting magazine, clay target, Eley Hawk, guns, National Ladies SHooting Day, Olympic, Richard Atkins, shoot, skeet shooter, sponsored, Sporting Clays, targets, Trap
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Posted in News, Products
Showing promise at IWA
Richard Atkins prowls through the IWA Outdoor Classics fair and pounces on the most exciting new clay shooting products In March each year for the past 46 years an ever-growing gathering of companies from around the world has been meeting…
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Posted in News, Products
Second-hand heroes with Richard Atkins
Richard Atkins continues his masterclass on what to look for when buying a second-hand gun. Recently we covered most of the basics of how to assess a second-hand shotgun with a view to making a purchase. We went over the…
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Posted in Features, Products
Kate Gatacre looks into the issue of licensing delays
Kate Gatacre looks into the thorny issue of licensing delays. Why do some police areas take so long to do the job? Among the biggest frustrations faced by shooters are the delays they experience when obtaining their licences. In some areas…
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Posted in Features
Posted in Features
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