Ammunition Selection & Ballistics
Choosing the right ammunition matters whether you’re shooting clays, hunting deer, or working on long-range precision. In the UK, calibre selection for rifles is governed by legal minimums for different …
Shooting Sports & Competition: Your Pathway Into the Sport
Shooting sports in the UK offer something for everyone – from the thrill of smashing your first clay to the patience and precision of hitting a steel plate at 600 …
Night Vision & Thermal Optics for UK Shooters
For many shooters in the UK, reliable optics after dark are no longer a luxury – they are a necessity. Whether you are protecting livestock from foxes, managing rabbits across …
The Great British Shooting Show 2026
The Great British Shooting Show 2026 is just around the corner, and it’s a key date in the diary for anyone serious about their shooting. The show runs from Friday …
Rifle Accuracy Factors That Really Matter
People often ask why one rifle prints a tidy cloverleaf, then throws a flyer at the worst moment. The truth is simpler than most internet lore: consistent hardware, consistent ammunition, …
Your Guide to Competition Shooting
Stepping onto the firing line for your first competition is exciting, but it can also feel like stepping into another world. There are range commands you have never heard before, …
Setting Up Your Night Vision Scope
Night vision equipment has become an invaluable tool for pest control and certain forms of shooting in the UK. Whether you are managing rabbits in the paddocks or keeping foxes …
Bullet Selection for Long-Range Shooting
Long-range shooting rewards the meticulous shooter. Every decision, from your choice of rifle to the smallest adjustment in your scope, plays a part in whether the shot lands where it …
Popular UK Rifles and Shotguns Guide
Choosing a gun is easier when you match it to what you actually do, clays at the weekend, foreshore mornings, lamping, woodland stalking, or a bit of everything. This guide …
When and Why Use a Shotgun Choke
Choosing the right choke is simpler when you know two things: how far you expect to break the target, and how your gun and cartridge actually pattern on paper. This …
