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The striker holes on my BSA gun are really badly pitted. Can anything be done to repair them (such as insert small sleeves into the breech) or should I just keep using it until it starts misfiring or ...
The shooting community has until 27 August to make individual submissions on the future of firearms control.
<strong>Q) During the hot weather in June I watched a blackbird in my back garden apparently picking up ants and putting them among its feathers. The bird was all puffed up, with its wings and tail sp...
<strong>DEFRA minister, keen Shot and Shooting Times reader Jim Paice MP talks to Joe Dimbleby about his love of shooting and what he hopes to achieve for our sport in his new role</strong>
<strong>Know-it-all urban dwellers annoy Alasdair Mitchell</strong>
Baikal .410 shotgun review : this sound-moderated conversion of the Baikal .410 could prove popular with young, first-time shooters, but does it do the job it’s meant to?
<strong>Shooting groups welcome the redrafted code before Parliament last week</strong>
Kemen Suprema Titanium shotgun: The best-shooting over-under ever tested?
Can too much use of a phosphor bronze brush wear away metal and leave the chambers on my shotgun enlarged?
Holland & Holland double rifle review: These two rifles, .300 bolt rifle and .500 double, can give a serious case of envy.
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