The latest edition of Clay Shooting Magazine is now available for download and purchase We may be back in lockdown with shooting grounds closed once again, but when we’re finally allowed out again it’s going to be a great year…
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Clay Shooting 152 is out NOW!
This month’s issue of Clay Shooting magazine is on sale now. With grounds and competitions opening up again, we’ve been able to get out and report on a registered Sporting shoot at Owls Lodge, Richard and Tanya Faulds’ ground. Plus…
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Anita North reports on British Shooting’s progress
Anita North reports on British Shooting’s progress with a return to training and competition. I’m writing this article in July, and there is progress with the considered return to training and competing for Olympic Trap and Olympic Skeet. The international…
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Anita North on clay grounds re-opening
Look forward to training and preparing for competitions It’s great to see that shooters in Scotland and Wales are starting to return to training and fixtures are being added to the calendar. In England, it really has been great to…
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The future’s bright
As we enter another Olympic year, Anita North is excited about our chances at Tokyo and beyond. It’s exciting to think that when this story is posted online, we will be in an Olympic year! I’m writing this article in…
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New Perazzi marks 2020 Olympics
Perazzi have unveiled a new gun, the HT 2020, in honour of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. It has distinctive engraving featuring the date ‘2020’ and is available in both High Tech and High Tech Sporting versions. Perazzi point out they…
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ADVERTORIAL: HT2020
Advertisement Feature In honour of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics the new HT2020 by Perazzi and distributed by RUAG Ammotec UK, with its unique, modern engraving is set to take the shooting world by storm For more information, just visit: http://www.ruag.co.uk/…
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The work has just begun: Anita North interviews World Cup medalist Kirsty Hegarty
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…
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Anita North reports from the English Championships
It’s competitions galore for Anita North as she attends the English Championships for Universal Trench and Olympic Trap and sees British shooters succeed in Al Ain! I’m writing this on Easter Monday and it’s been all go over the last…
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What does it mean to lose Double Trap from the 2020 Olympics?
Matt Coward-Holley had become one of the leading lights of Double Trap in the last five years and was expected to do well leading up to Tokyo 2020, but the Olympic dream is off the table for him and others within the discipline – or that’s what Karan Gadhia thought…
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