Getting into shooting can be a daunting experience – especially as a novice. That’s why we’re continuing to source articles and blogs from ladies in shooting to help inspire and inform. From what to wear on a game day to getting used to the lingo with our shooting glossary. If there’s anything you’d like to see more of, let us know!
Driven Game shooting is good for the nation, though the nation doesn’t know it. The Season is a huge part of the UK Countryside calendar. It provides an income to the… Read more »
read moreFollowing on from Matt Morgan’s blog piece about 12 vs 20 bore shotguns, let’s talk about “Loads” in your cartridge. Because reminders are eternally helpful, lets recap on the 12… Read more »
read moreWith more and more of our ladies getting into clay shooting and purchasing their own guns, there is plenty of talk and questions about chokes. When I first started out… Read more »
read moreProbably the most common question that I get asked when females come to look at guns is ‘which calibre should I go for’? Yes you could argue that a lady… Read more »
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read more1. What type of gun is best for women, 12 or 20g? This is a question that I get asked a lot. For me, it really comes down to application.… Read more »
read moreWE’RE GOING ON A CLAY SHOOT! Clay shooting is great fun but you will have an even better experience if you are prepared and have all the necessary kit. I… Read more »
read moreHaving just returned home from India after some unusual preparations I thought it might be an appropriate time to write some thoughts about preparing for the return to competition. I… Read more »
read moreGood Shooting is No Accident! This is one you cannot afford to get wrong because of the potential consequences. If you are cavalier or demonstrate poor gun safety without remorse and… Read more »
read moreMental health has always affected many people, 1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem of some kind each year and 1 in 6 people report experiencing one… Read more »
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