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A young farmer from North Yorkshire accused of attempted murder and held, with his mother, overnight in a police station after firing a shotgun in self-defence at a scrap metal thief who was trying to...
Skeet shooting: I get really good ‘kills’ with mine on the targets at our local gun club. I use a Browning B425 choked ¼ and ½.
Gamekeeping courses: Scottish gamekeeping colleges are reporting they are receiving strong demand for qualified students from shooting estates and the sporting industry.
Gun reviews: MAE Shorty fully suppressed rifle: Bruce Potts can hear a firing pin drop as he tests a .22 rimfire that is perfect for vermin control.
Are the multi-coloured fore-sights on modern shotguns really necessary, when most experts say you should not look at the bead anyway?
New study investigates the impact of roe deer population on woodland flora and fauna and points to possible conservation conflicts.
<strong>Q) I received some purse-nets as a birthday present, but instead of having a ring at the end furthest from the peg, they are fitted with what I can only describe as a small stake. Why have the...
<strong>Wild grey partridge numbers are increasing on land specifically managed for the species</strong>
<strong>Being a part-time keeper has its advantages, including time for Welsh shooting</strong>
<strong>The excitement of a new wildfowling marsh</strong>
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