Rich Saunders takes a break from his pure pest control duties to stalk a few rabbits and see if there’s any light at the end of the polytunnel. A set of trigger sticks helps provide a more stable position to…
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Rabbit hunting with Richard Saunders
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Posted in Hunting
Ammo accuracy in the latest Airgun Shooter Q&A
A question about ammo accuracy is among the latest to be put to our panel of experts in the latest Airgun Shooter Q&A. Struggling with a scope? Having hassles with your hunting? Well, don’t despair because you’ve arrived at the…
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Gamo GX-40: Gun test
Mike Morton tests the Gamo GX-40, a multi-shot PCP that retails for less than £380, to find out if accuracy and handling really do come at a cost. Mike Morton tests out the affordable Gamo GX-40 Most airgun shooters are…
Benchrest target shooting insights w/ Andy McLachlan
Benchrest target shooting demands superb levels of accuracy, but for some people the range just isn’t far enough, as Andy McLachlan reveals. Dave Pilkington shoots his Red Wolf at an impressive 53 yards As many indoor shooters will be aware,…
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Posted in Target Shooting
Best Airgun Shooter fan letters
These are the best fan letters we received in last month’s Airgun Shooter Magazine! And don’t forget – the best letter wins a pair of Sportsmatch mounts! Letter of the month CAMO FOR THE FIELD, NOT THE ROAD As we…
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Get ready for the British Shooting Show
The ‘jewel in the crown’ of British shooting shows and game fairs is back – here’s how the show will shape up in 2020. At this year’s British Shooting Show will also be the Great British Shooting Awards! For more info on…
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SPONSORED: GBSA partner Streamlight
Whether it’s for accurately identifying and spotting your quarry or for safety, a bright and versatile torch is one thing you should always carry. Most newcomers to the sport tend to start out shooting during day light hours, but the…
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NSRA moots membership fee plan
The National Smallbore Rifle Association has suggested a tariff for all shooters from affiliated clubs – and explains how the sport will benefit The NSRA has suggested charging members an individual fee instead of the tariff levied on their club.…
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Sponsorship and success
Fourteen-year-old Jono Williams is one of the UK’s most successful Target Sprint athletes, but that success has come at a cost. Most of Jono’s shooting has been with the Air Arms S400 MPR, but he’s now switched to the TS400…
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Airgun Insider: What can I do to help my sport?
As 2019 draws to a close, the Insider wonders what we can do to make 2020 even more successful for shooters. I’m always asking myself what can I do to help promote shooting. Let’s be honest, as far as most…
