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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.
Latest articles
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ShootingBenelli semi-automatic
Rob Speed, a dyed-in-the-wool over-and-under man, takes a look at a lightweight semi-auto and loves it!
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ShootingSquirrelled away
Patrick Hook explains the necessity of controlling grey squirrels, considering technical, legal, ethical and safety aspects.
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ShootingUnintended consequences
What happens after a bullet leaves a gun? Can you always be sure? Mark Ripley explores the need for certainty whenever you go out with rifle in hand.
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ShootingNew perspective
Rob Speed tries a Caesar Guerini shotgun for the first time in several years and is astonished at the precision engineering, thoughtful design and sheer quality
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Shooting
Hidden gem
Digory Hadoke delves into the history of Winchester’s Hammond Bros, as he uncovers the story behind a meticulously preserved 19th century shotgun
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ShootingEco innovation
Guy Maddocks looks at a compelling lead alternative and what the future holds for classic as well as modern guns
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GameField to fork
Patrick Hook explains the culinary and financial benefits of shooting rabbits, and gives some tips to ensure success
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NewsMerkel K5 Extreme stalking rifle
Bruce Potts is in his element when he gets to test a single-shot rifle brim full of timeless elegance combined with modern innovation.
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GundogsHelp or hindrance?
Ryan Kay looks at two areas that can divide opinion in gundog training – the use of treats and placeboards. How we perceive these things may be the real problem.
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