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Feltham & District R Club

Shooting UK
November 20, 2008

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Feltham & District R Club

Remembering an extraordinary Clumber spaniel

20 things to know about the Korthals Griffon

Does choke matter?

What you need to know about shotgun choke

How to care for shotgun chokes

Chokes for gameshooting and clays – what’s best

Which pellet is best for my air rifle?

Six popular air rifles for under £500

We pick out some of the best airguns around

Subsonic .22LR ammunition – what’s the best type for your rifle?

One gun fits all

25 etiquette tips for shooters

Gun buying guide

Turkish shotguns – definitely worthy of consideration and here is why

Gun buying guide

Budget shotguns

Gun reviews: William Powell Monarch 16-bore shotgun

Blaser F16

The rise and rise of the 16 bore

Should I shoot game birds with a side-by-side or over-and-under?

Are English guns the best?

Can you ferret big burrows by yourself?

We asked some keen Shots how they stay warm on a bitter day out in the field. Here’s what they said.