Anita North interviews World Cup medallist and British Olympic hopeful Kirsty Hegarty. About 10 years ago, I was at a competition at Southern Counties Shooting Ground, chatting to my friend David Beattie from Northern Ireland. David was very excited. “We’ve…
Steven Seligmann of British Shooting is looking forward to seeing our athletes compete in the 2020 Olympics. There’s just over a year to go until the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games – and British Shooting is looking forward with…
The latest edition is available now for purchase or subscription! In a month full of highlights the standout event must be our own Clay Shooting Classic at Garlands, and of course we have a full report on six days of…
British Shooting are gearing up and have announced the team that will represent GBR at the ISSF Shotgun World Championships in Lonato from 30 June to 11 July. The competition is a key event in the ISSF calendar, featuring Olympic…
After a heart-stopping final, on Thursday 16th May, young shooter Matt Coward-Holley won a Trap silver medal at the ISSF Changwon World Cup, missing out on gold by the narrowest of margins. Though naturally disappointed to have lost out at…
British Shooting has announced the shooters selected for its 2017/18 World Class Programme. Selected for the top category – deemed most likely for a podium place at Tokyo 2020 – are Amber Hill (OSK), Ed Ling (OT) and Steve Scott…
As the youngest member of Team GB taking to the shooting arena, the pressure is on Amber Hill, but she’s proven more than capable of handling it – as she explained to Huw Hopkins
An all-British third-place shoot-off at Rio 2016 resulted in bittersweet delight for Team GB
As Ed Ling begins his quest for a medal in Brazil, we highlight his recent interview with Huw Hopkins in Clay Shooting magazine
James Marchington meets Ian Coley, head coach for Britain’s Olympic clay shooting hopefuls
