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Crewe R&PC

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November 17, 2008

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Clay pigeon shooting at Crewe R&PCB

15 things to know about renewing your shotgun certificate

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A closer look at the terrier

There is no doubt that the terrier breeds are the “hard men” of the canine world, ready to take on their quarry above and below ground. Most terrier breeds…

Clumber spaniel wins AV field trial

A Clumber spaniel won an any variety field trial last month — the first time this breed has done so in living history and only the second time since…

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Wondering about choke?

What you need to know about shotgun choke

How to care for shotgun chokes

Chokes for gameshooting and clays – what’s best

Your questions on choke answered

Guns for pest control

Effective pest control with an airgun

Hatsan Arms launch AT44-P2 air gun for pest control

On test: Schultz & Larsen Legacy .223

How's your gun fit?

How to practice your gun mount at home

Shooting Etiquette

The Great Debate: Wellies v boots

Guns for under £1000

Gun buying guide

A closer look at a Baikal shotgun

Gun buying guide

Three value-for-money secondhand semi-auto shotguns

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16 bore shotguns

Gun reviews: William Powell Monarch 16-bore shotgun

Thinking of a Browning?

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Side-by-side shotguns

Switching from shooting an over-and-under to a side-by-side shotgun

Why do none of the top Sporting shots use side-by-sides?

Focus on ferreting

Which ferret finder?

Simon Whitehead

Ferreting enthusiasts read on

What to wear

How to stop midges spoiling your season

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Crewe R&PC

A closer look at the terrier

Clumber spaniel wins AV field trial

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

Cheap shotguns for under £500

Effective pest control with an airgun

Hatsan Arms launch AT44-P2 air gun for pest control

On test: Schultz & Larsen Legacy .223

How to practice your gun mount at home

The Great Debate: Wellies v boots

Gun buying guide

A closer look at a Baikal shotgun

Gun buying guide

Three value-for-money secondhand semi-auto shotguns

Gun reviews: William Powell Monarch 16-bore shotgun

16-bore cartridge review

Rizzini RB EM 16-bore

Switching from shooting an over-and-under to a side-by-side shotgun

Why do none of the top Sporting shots use side-by-sides?

Which ferret finder?

How to stop midges spoiling your season