Welcome to Sporting Gun’s shooting hub, your ultimate resource for all aspects of clay, game, and rough shooting.
Whether you’re a seasoned shot or just starting out, our comprehensive coverage provides expert advice, practical tips, and in-depth reviews to enhance your shooting skills and enjoyment of the sport.
From driven days to walked-up shooting, pigeon control to wildfowling, our team of professional shooters delivers first-hand knowledge on techniques, equipment, and conservation. Dive into our wealth of content and take your shooting experience to the next level.
Discover the amazing story of Jim Bunney, a 91-year-old stick maker who sells his bespoke walking sticks from Thimbleby Shooting Ground's gunroom.
The cost of living crisis is affecting everyone, and gundog owners are no exception! Here, vet Vicky Payne offers advice on how to keep your dog care costs down.
This Grade 3 version of the popular Miroku MK-38 Sport certainly impresses, with its refined looks, pleasing dimensions and reliable mechanics, says Mike Yardley.
Discover great clay shooting grounds in the UK; no matter where you live or what discipline you shoot, there is a UK shooting ground to suit your needs.
This guide includes options for rifles, bow hunters and those shopping for rangefinders on a budget, along with advice on what to look for when buying a rangefinder for hunting.
William Gilbert is a young Trap and Sporting shooter who has stormed through his last few years of competition, adding some stunning scores and several medals to the cabinet!
Tegan Hart is a 16-year-old Olympic Trap and Down the Line (DTL) shooter; she had a wonderful 2022 season, adding some impressive medals to her collection!
In this video, Howard Kirby shows us a simple exercise you can do at home to train your dog not to swap birds when retrieving in the field.
Wildfowlers are used to making the most of the conditions, and when it comes to conservation, Kent Wildfowling and Conservation Association has the same approach.
Gundog trainer Howard Kirby explains how to use the clock face for a set of time- and space-efficient retrieving exercises to help cement directional commands.