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Blaser F3 Competition Custom Sideplate

Our verdict on the Blaser F3 Competition Custom Sideplate The Blaser F3 is an exceptional example of German engineering, design and technology coming together to create a contemporary over-and-under competition shotgun. Its whole design is about maximising the key shooting characteristics required to give competitors the edge. From an aesthetic standpoint, the F3 has a…

£20,845

Our Rating: 86%

Browning 525 Liberty Light

My shooting career started way back in 2005 and I have always shot ‘off the shelf’ guns, although these days they have a custom fit stock. These guns are designed largely for male shooters, so getting the chance to try the Browning 525 Liberty Light, which has been designed specifically for female Guns, was of…

£2,289

Volkswagen Touareg – goes pretty much anywhere

As the sleek Volkswagen Touareg pulled up, I thought: “This looks like a proper big-boy motor.” We’re taking a look at Volkswagen’s Black Edition, a three-litre TDI V6, and I’m hopeful this third-generation model will tick a few boxes. If the 21in Suzuka wheels weren’t a giveaway, the Black Edition is the sporty iteration of…

£61,540

Our Rating: 90%

Browning Maxus II

  Browning Maxus II The Browning Maxus was released in its original form in 2009 and we have seen a number of variations to the cosmetics of that model over the years but no major changes in design or build. The Browning Maxus II however is a completely new look, new feel semi-auto with a…

£1,200

Beretta 12-bore Ultraleggero

The thinking behind the Beretta Ultraleggero I often find myself staring into the gun cabinet and pondering how an increase in steel shot usage could affect my current guns and how it will inform my future purchases. My conclusion is that, with a 12-bore, I see no great change in shooting steel over lead. My…

£2,495

Our Rating: 93%

Tikka T1x UPR .22 LR

Since its introduction three years ago, the rimfire version of Tikka’s centrefire T3x, the T1x, has been a huge success. This is partly due to the price point but more importantly due to its consistent accuracy and dependability. Now the T1x has undergone a makeover with the Tikka T1x UPR — or Ultimate Precision Rifle…

£965

Our Rating: 90%

VW Tiguan review – the ideal family and country vehicle despite the tyres

A country-based VW Tiguan review Since its introduction in 2007, the Tiguan has proven a popular vehicle for the modern 2.4-children family.Normally associated with the school run or a weekend trip to a National Trust property, the latest version could tick a few Shooting Times boxes. So I’ve done a VW Tiguan review by putting…

£35,900

Our Rating: 80%

Schultz & Larsen Victory synthetic thumbhole £2,950

Verdict on the Schultz & Larsen Victory synthetic thumbhole version In this world of fast food and high-tech gadgetry, it is nice to see that some firearms manufacturers still move with the times — but not at the expense of real quality and engineering. Schultz & Larsen (S&L), whose rifles are distributed by Alan Rhone,…

£2,950

Our Rating: 97%

Miroku MK11 Game sideplate £6,199

The MK11 sideplate leads the Miroku brand to a much higher quality level than its previous over-and-unders. The gun is a true hybrid from the Miroku/Browning stable, taking a lower action profile from the Browning B725 and an inertia trigger mechanism from the latest Browning B525. However, the action design and overall shape are unique…

£6,199

Our Rating: 89%

Beretta 695 reviewed by Shooting Gazette

The Beretta 695 on test is impressive and offers positive shooting qualities. It’s also reasonably priced and a relatively new offering from the Beretta stable. Interested?  It is available in 12 bore and 20 bore and in this form comes with fine, deep-relief scroll engraving and Grade 3 premium walnut fitted with a silver oval…

£4,000

Our Rating: 92%

Nissan Navara N-Guard £37,250

While waiting for the latest incarnation of the Nissan Navara to turn up, I couldn’t help thinking it’s a shame that it may well be the last. Apparently, we will be losing the Navara from the 4×4 menu, so let’s crack on and see if it’s worth snapping one up a bit sharpish or paying…

£37,250

Our Rating: 70%