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Which shot for wildfowl?
Don't get caught with your waders down. The shooting of wildfowl in certain parts of the UK demands by law you must use a lead alternative shot. Read more
Beginner's shooting Q&A
Here we have the answers to some of the questions you have asked about starting shooting. Read more
Know your gun
'Lock, stock and barrel' is a common enough phrase in the English language, signifying completeness in every respect! Read more
In the field
While clay shooting can be enjoyable in its own right, what if you want to venture out into the field? Read more
Clay disciplines
Our guess is your early shooting instruction will have taken place on shooting ground stands offering sporting targets suitable for beginners? Read more
Getting involved
Once you have your gun, we would like you to consider joining one of the UK's main national shooting associations. Read more
Buying your first gun
While you're waiting for your certificate to arrive, there is no reason why you shouldn't start looking at guns. Read more
You don't need any equipment to start shooting
The great thing about taking up shooting is that in order to try it, you don't have to own a single item of equipment! Read more
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100 years of hot barrels; shoot prices; tramp a flattie. It's the Game Fair special.
Shooting Times & Country Magazine
In this week's magazine, Shooting Times is heading north, with a special focus on Scottish sport
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Rockland Wildfowlers' Association to hold auction
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WIN a Barbour shooting jacket, waistcoat and breeks!
Barbour and Shooting UK are giving away one ladies' and one mens' shooting jacket, waistcoat and breeks together with a smart wax leather cartridge bag.
