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OUR TOP TEN CLAY GUNS FOR 2020

Clay shooters would argue all day about the ‘best’ gun for the sport, and it’s safe to say there’s no outright winner – a gun will suit one person’s style better than another. However, some guns have come to dominate the clay scene for good reason, because they are supremely good at doing the job they were designed for. This month we present the Clay Shooting magazine team’s top ten guns. These are our favourites, but is there a gun missing that you think deserves a place in our top ten? Write in and let us know.

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Clay Shooting
Summer 2020
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In This Issue
Welcome
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Features
OLYMPIC DREAMS ON HOLD
Aaron Heading talks to Jasper Fellows about the Olympic delay, The Priory and the hidden benefits of lockdown
WHY I SHOOT A KRIEGHOFF
Becky McKenzie tells how she fell in love with a K80 Super Sporter and tweaked it to be her perfect shooting companion
BAG A BARGAIN AT AUCTION
Yes, you really can get a fantastic deal on your dream clay gun if you follow the advice of professional auctioneer Gavin Gardiner
EATING TO WIN
Performance nutritionist Daniel Davey tells Rhys Plum how shooters could raise their game by focusing on food and drink
MAIONCHI ARE BACK!
Richard Atkins tests an old favourite Italian target load, the AZ20, in plastic and fibre wad versions
HAND-EYE COORDINATION
Georgina Roberts continues her ‘quarantraining’ with some games that will improve your cognitive and motor skills for shooting
TRAIN YOUR EYES
Vision is fundamental to good shooting, and Ed Lyons explains how you can improve your performance with a little expert help
GOING LOOPY!
Andy Powell explains two preferred methods of consistently hitting the dreader looper target
Plus
REGISTERED SHOOTS ARE BACK!
CPSA Registered competitions are up and running at shooting grounds
Behind the scenes at CPSA
CEO Iain Parker explains how they have worked to support shooters through the pandemic
Back to business at West London
The first post-lockdown shots were fired at West London Shooting
Masonic boom
Clay shooting is proving popular with freemasons, and the five-year-old
NEWS IN BRIEF
World class shooting ground EJ Churchill have opened a ground
Q&A
Let us know if you have any questions – we have the experts to answer them
ESCAPE AT LAST!
After weeks in lockdown, Leah is finally able to get out shooting – but has she lost her touch?
RARING TO GO!
Junior Skeet shooter Mitchell Brooker-Smith keeps up the practice at home while he eagerly awaits the chance to get back on the range
BACK TO SHOOTING!
As the grounds open up again, Anita North has some timely advice for shooters getting back out on the range
REALLY WILD CLAY
Jonathan Irby of the Royal Berkshire takes Jasper Fellows back to school for a taste of simulated game and a legendary bacon roll
The Guide
This section is packed with facts and advice to help
LINDA GRAYSON RECOMMENDS...
The international shot and award-winning coach explains which cartridges she suggests for a range of tasks
Where to Shoot
Shooting grounds are slowly reopening following the closures caused by
TOM SEAY
Rhys Plum talks to the 21-year-old Team USA shooter and multiple World Junior Champion
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