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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GBSA nominated Beretta 694 review with Becky McKenzie
Tagged with: 12 gauge, barrels, Becky McKenzie, Beretta, beretta 694, Clay Shooting, clay shooting magazine, cylinder, DT11, Garlands, gun, gunmaker, multichoke, Perazzi, range, shoots, Skeet, stock, Trap, Winchester
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Getting into clay shooting
Clay shooting is loads of fun and a great way to make new friends. So, find yourself a good instructor and make sure that your first go is safe and enjoyable. Why are more and more people, regardless of their age,…
Tagged with: Clay Shooting, clay target, clay targets, CPSA, ground, range, shooting, Skeet, targets, Trap
Posted in Coaching
Posted in Coaching
Skeet Shooter Amber Hill talks about the Olympics
Rhys Plum talks to Team GB Olympic Skeet shooter Amber Hill as she looks ahead to the Tokyo Olympics “I’m just a girl that likes guns,” says Amber Hill. Well, this girl certainly knows how to use one. Amber’s achievements are…
Tagged with: Amber Hill, coach, Competition, FITASC, ISSF, Olympic, Olympics, rhys plum, rio olympics, Skeet, skeet shooter, sport, Sporting, Sporting Clays, target, Tokyo
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Posted in Features
The importance of winter training
Rhys Plum talks to US shooter and former world champion Gebben Miles about the importance of winter training The dark mornings of winter and frost on the ground signal not just the end of summer, but also the end of…
Tagged with: barrel, clay, clay season, Competition, field, FITASC, Gebben Miles, gun, pasc, rhys plum, shoot, shooter, shooting, shoots, Skeet, Sporting, sporting clay, sports, target, targets, USA, winter training, world champion
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Posted in Advice and tips
B725 Sporter II review with Richard Atkins
Tagged with: Browning, browning B725 Sporter II, clay gun, Clay Shooting, Gun Test, shot gun, Skeet, Sporter, sporting rifle, Trap
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Testing two new 28g target loads
Richard Atkins tests two new 28 gram target loads, one fibre wad and the other plastic wad, from two of Italy’s leading brands First up, let’s look at the Fiocchi F3 fibre wad. Like the Lite Speed we reviewed here…
Tagged with: cartridge, cartridges, choke, clay shooter, Competition, fibre, fibre wad, Fiocchi, fiocchi f3, maionchi, market, Muzzle, pellets, Richard Atkins, shooting, Shot, Skeet, Sporting Clays, target, target loads, test, testing, wad
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Looking ahead to clay shooting in 2021
Jasper Fellows looks ahead to some of the top clay shooting events and competitions of 2021. It’s fair to say 2020 was a bit of a wash out. Despite our best intentions many competitions, from the mighty Olympic games to…
Tagged with: Clay Shooting, Clay Shooting Classic, clay shooting magazine, competitions, CPSA, EJ Churchill, English Sporting, Events, FITASC, GMK, gun, ISSF, jasper fellows, northern shooting show, Olympic, olympic games, Olympic Skeet, Olympic Trap, sam green, shooters, shooting, Skeet, Sportrap, the game fair
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Check out Classic 2021 host Orston Shooting Ground
This Nottinghamshire ground will be hosting this year’s National Inter Counties Sporting Championship. We explore the ground and its range of top-notch facilities
How does a shooting ground get registered?
The CPSA’s Richard Worthington explains what it takes for a shooting ground to get ‘registered‘. A ground must be rated as ‘CPSA Registered’ to host CPSA Registered shoots, but what does it take for a ground to earn this status,…
Tagged with: clay, clay shooters, clubs, compak sporting, competitions, CPSA, English Sporting, FITASC, shooter, Shooting Ground, shoots, Skeet, Sporting, Sportrap, targets
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James Simon reports on Peter Chester’s victory at the World Skeet Masters
After a long gap from shooting, Peter Chester burst back onto the scene, winning the World Skeet Masters, reports James Simon This year has marked a remarkable come-back for Peter Chester. After more than a decade away from shooting, he has…
Tagged with: Competition, CPSA, eriswell lodge, essex gun, ground, gun, james simon, john rothery wholesale, peter chester, shooting, Skeet, world skeet masters
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Posted in Features
