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‹ First < 3 4 5 6 7 > Last ›RIFLE REVIEW: OUTSTANDING ACCURACY
VINCE BOTTOMLEY tests out the Cooper Varminter in .204 Ruger - and gets a very surprising three-shot result WE HAD a look at Cooper rifles a couple of years ago, when Fox Firearms of Manchester first started importing them. At that time, a good portion of my review ... Read Full Article
SHOOTING HOLIDAYS: CANADA CALLING
ANDREW WHARTON kicks-off his new shooting holiday series with a guide to Canada GOLFERS DO it, anglers do it, and now it is easier than ever for target shooters to take their pastime abroad. This is the first in a series of shooting holiday guides, which will ... Read Full Article
CLASSIC SHOTGUN: SMOOTHLY DOES IT
RICHARD ATKINS gets his hands on a Remington 1100 Competition and finds it still going strong 40 years on WHEN THE Remington 1100 was launched back in the early 1960s it was something of a revelation. Gas semi-autos weren't new, but the way this one felt and ... Read Full Article
.22 BENCHREST BEGINNINGS: SELF-IMPROVEMENT
CARL BOSWELL suggests two winning ways to become a better shooter: self-help and self-analysis I HAVE been pondering some interesting questions recently. How do you train yourself to be a better benchrest shooter? What must you do to achieve a positive state ... Read Full Article
RIFLE REVIEW: PERFECT MATCH
The Cz452 Super Match isn't quite what LAURIE HOLLAND expected - but he achieves some remarkable results with it THINK OF Christmas when you were a youngster. You'd let Santa (rather, his earthly representatives called parents) know what you'd set your heart ... Read Full Article
SPORTS STARS: THE .376 STEYR
LAURIE HOLLAND takes a look at the .376 Steyr and realises that this is a case of déjà -vu FORTY-THREE years ago Remington introduced its Model 600, a 6½lb, 18½" barrel carbine chambered for half a dozen popular ... Read Full Article
ON TEST: CLEAN UP YOUR ACT
JULES WHICKER sets to work with the VFG rifle cleaning system - and finds it leaves his gun in pristine condition SOME TIME ago I did a round-up of gun-cleaning accessories but, given the number of excellent products on the market, it was perhaps inevitable that ... Read Full Article
TARGET RIFLE BASICS PART THREE: TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TOLD THEM
CHRIS WHITE explains why you don't need to have perfect eyesight to shoot well LAST MONTH we reminded ourselves of the importance of focusing on the foresight and not the target, and I promised a story to illustrate this point. Some years ago the BBC invited ... Read Full Article
SHOTGUN REVIEW: GREAT SAVING
Richard Atkins takes a look at the Browning Citori Trap and finds a classic model that can be bought secondhand at a reasonable price When considering the purchase of a shotgun, it's worthwhile to look at what is on dealers' secondhand section shelves, especially ... Read Full Article
.22 BENCHREST: UN-BILL-IEVEABLE SUCCESS
CARL BOSWELL takes a look at the rifles of renowned gunsmith Bill Calfee and their placing in the US World Championships OVER THE years you hear stories about certain types of rifle that just excel and are unbeatable. For me, this is also about the ‘nut ... Read Full Article
SPECIAL FEATURE: SIX OF THE BEST
In the first of a two-part feature PETE WADESON gives an overview of six of the best air rifles that suit hunting as much as they do HFT competition - this month looking at springers HFT competition shooting would have on the sport of shooting with air rifles. ... Read Full Article
RIFLE REVIEW: IT'S A KIND OF MAGIC
TIM FINLEY tries out the new Rimfire Magic from South Yorkshire Shooting Supplies - and finds the company is going from strength to strength WITH EVER-tighter import and export restrictions along with the worsening economic climate, it has become increasing difficult ... Read Full Article
AIR RIFLE REVIEW: NATURAL SELECTION
MARK CAMOCCIO tests the new Theoben Evolution gas-ram break-barrel air rifle and finds it top-class THE MOST popular type of air rifle is still the break-barrel design and the market is crammed full of models catering for consumers' demans. But while manufacturers ... Read Full Article
CLASSIC SHOOTING: THE REAL THING
JOHN EMMERSON explains the satisfaction behind shooting an original percussion revolver from the classic period in competition today THIS ARTICLE was born from a conversation over a very nice bottle of Merlot in the London & Middlesex with our esteemed and ... Read Full Article
BLACK POWDER: 'BUFFALO GUN' BOASTS ACCURACY
DAVE FROGGETT reviews Pedersoli's 1874 Sharps, which is as business-like as the original IF YOU say the words "Buffalo Gun", most people who have any idea about the subject instantly think of the Sharps Rifle. The gun was a development from the breech-loading ... Read Full Article
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