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Custom building a deer stalking rifle allows you to tailor it to your exact needs. Here we start with the bare bones of rifle and cartridge.
The Hoddern Shoot: Any shoot where syndicate guns take 20 days a season must have a winning formula. Is the secret at the Hoddern shoot a simple case of giving guns what they want?
Nick Ridley joins some friends for a days rough pheasant shooting in Buckinghamshire with his Circle of Trust Roughshooting Syndicate
Langtoft: A pocket of the Yorkshire Wolds wherein lies a small shoot which shares much in common with its larger neighbours like Warter Priory.
A few seasons back there was not a big cartridge choice for people shooting high driven game birds, but not any more
Hawking is a fascinating, healthy sport that can be enjoyed by everyone. Edward Cook explains just how easy it is to get going
Shooting coach Mark Russell explains why a couple of hours on the clay ground will pay dividends on the peg
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