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WIN 500 Eley Superb cartridges!
We've teamed up with Eley Hawk to offer you the chance to win 500 Eley Superb cartridges worth £175! To enter, simply fill in the form!
The Superb is unquestionably Eley’s most diverse mid to top-level cartridge option, offering smooth recoil, powerful clay breaks in every discipline, and a full range of shot sizes.
The unique blend of powders and slow-burning primers in the Superb allows the barrel time to be regulated so it achieves smooth, yet powerful performance. They are also loaded with specialist high antimony Magnum shot.
We’ve got 500 of these – as the name suggests – superb cartridges to give away!
RRP: £175
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