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NewsOlympic Shooting Test Event 2012 – Double Trap
Peter Wilson (World Number 1) didn't start well with a 43 but then came back with a 47 and then 48. This put him in a position just out of the top six final.
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NewsConservation groups call for future predator control
Scottish conservation groups call for future Government funded conservation measures to include predator control.
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Remington 700 VTR rifle review
Remington 700 VTR rifle: An eye-catching barrel and muzzle-brake impress Bruce Potts on this revolutionary rifle.
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NewsSharpshooter
<strong>The buzzard population continues to rise, but when is a “recovery” a “surge”?</strong>
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NewsBird health: let’s talk about it
<strong>Increasing awareness of gamebird disease</strong>
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NewsA golden summer for roe?
<strong>Stalkers give their views on this year's bucks</strong>
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NewsShould I remove my sound moderator after every use?
I own a .22LR CZ for rabbits and I have a Parker-Hale sound moderator fitted. Should I remove it after every sortie as I do with my full-bore Reflex moderator on my .243 Sako?
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Public funds for predator control?
<strong>Scottish conservation groups call for funding</strong>
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NewsPheasant and grouse hunting in South Dakota
South Dakota: Patrolling the prairie for pheasant and grouse under huge skies in South Dakota.
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NewsWhe game shooting I always miss birds overhead from behind!
When game shooting, or pigeon shooting for that matter, I always miss the birds coming in overhead from behind me.
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