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If deer numbers are becoming such a problem in parts of England and Wales why can't we get easy permission to shoot them (as they do in Scotland) with a lamp at night?
I went shooting on one of the extremely cold days in early December, and when I was cleaning my gun afterwards I noticed that the bores were much dirtier than normal.
When pigeon shooting, there is nothing more important than the position of your hide.
My wife bought me a set of clay shooting glasses with different coloured lenses as a birthday present recently.
One of the most common causes of damage to a scope is that of poorly made or misaligned scope mounts.
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