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Sporting Rifle Magazine January 2015 Back Issue

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10 Reviews   •  English   •   Sport (Shooting & Archery)
The first edition of Sporting Rifle for 2015 kicks off the year with a kit special - our contributors are testing top-quality optics from Zeiss and Swarovski, the thumbhole-stocked Sauer 202 Synchro, a new-to-the-UK night vision unit from American firm ATN, the new Savage 93, and winter clothing from Woodline.
Save The Rhino safari auction winner James Field recounts what happened the first time he headed to Africa, while Adrian Sailor is on the trail of the elusive copper springbok. Back on home shores, it all comes together for David Barrington Barnes after fallow prickets, while Chris Dalton is required to hope shared Weimaraner Oscar's tracking abilities can get them to a lost deer on difficult ground. David Virtue knows a trophy feral goat won't come easy, while Chris Dalton enjoys a change of pace in his first outing after Chinese water deer.
As well as all that, we round up the best foxing products of 2014, our pick of the best winterwear to keep you warm, and the latest bids on our Save the Rhino auction.
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January 2015 The first edition of Sporting Rifle for 2015 kicks off the year with a kit special - our contributors are testing top-quality optics from Zeiss and Swarovski, the thumbhole-stocked Sauer 202 Synchro, a new-to-the-UK night vision unit from American firm ATN, the new Savage 93, and winter clothing from Woodline. Save The Rhino safari auction winner James Field recounts what happened the first time he headed to Africa, while Adrian Sailor is on the trail of the elusive copper springbok. Back on home shores, it all comes together for David Barrington Barnes after fallow prickets, while Chris Dalton is required to hope shared Weimaraner Oscar's tracking abilities can get them to a lost deer on difficult ground. David Virtue knows a trophy feral goat won't come easy, while Chris Dalton enjoys a change of pace in his first outing after Chinese water deer. As well as all that, we round up the best foxing products of 2014, our pick of the best winterwear to keep you warm, and the latest bids on our Save the Rhino auction.


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The first edition of Sporting Rifle for 2015 kicks off the year with a kit special - our contributors are testing top-quality optics from Zeiss and Swarovski, the thumbhole-stocked Sauer 202 Synchro, a new-to-the-UK night vision unit from American firm ATN, the new Savage 93, and winter clothing from Woodline.
Save The Rhino safari auction winner James Field recounts what happened the first time he headed to Africa, while Adrian Sailor is on the trail of the elusive copper springbok. Back on home shores, it all comes together for David Barrington Barnes after fallow prickets, while Chris Dalton is required to hope shared Weimaraner Oscar's tracking abilities can get them to a lost deer on difficult ground. David Virtue knows a trophy feral goat won't come easy, while Chris Dalton enjoys a change of pace in his first outing after Chinese water deer.
As well as all that, we round up the best foxing products of 2014, our pick of the best winterwear to keep you warm, and the latest bids on our Save the Rhino auction.
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