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NewsPolice deny licensing link to fatal stand-off
Lincolnshire Police dismisses claims that disabled man who later shot himself was due to have his weapons removed.
By ShootingUK
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NewsWill an eye test improve your shooting?
Eye test: A bang on the head leads to an eye test which unearthed some problems.
By ShootingUK
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NewsAgreement for shotgun shooting at Paralympics
A deal has been struck which brings the possibility of shotgun events being scheduled at future Paralympic Games a step closer.
By ShootingUK
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NewsLondon 2012 Olympics – who’s on target?
<strong>Team GB's hopefuls still have time to impress the selectors and gain a last-minute place at the Olympics</strong>
By ShootingUK
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NewsScale of UK’s wildlife crime to be examined
The House of Commons select committee responsible for monitoring environmental protection and sustainable development has launched an inquiry to examine the scale of wildlife crime in the UK.
By ShootingUK
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NewsWill seeing shot help me become a shooting instructor?
I want to become a shooting instructor when I leave college and would like to learn how to 'see shot' to help me determine where someone is missing. Can you give me any tips?
By ShootingUK
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NewsBBC to show full coverage of Olympic shooting
BBC announces plan to screen live coverage online of the entire shooting competition at this summer’s Olympics.
By ShootingUK
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Deer StalkingEnglish and Welsh roe review 2011 – deer stalking
<strong>As a pioneer of trophy measuring retires, Tony Dalby-Welsh finds that UK roe heads continue to outdo their European counterparts</strong>
By ShootingUK
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Deer StalkingAre 100 grain bullets enough for deer stalking at 300yrds?
You said that it is sometimes necessary to take shots of up to 300 yards while stalking deer in open country.
By ShootingUK
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