Sporting Gun Magazine May / 309 Edizione posteriore

The May issue of Sporting Gun is a Clay Special, plus all the regulars, with join Geoff Garrod on an unpredictable and challenging pigeon decoying adventure, battling changeable weather conditions and elusive bird behavior. Rob Speed delves deep into the innovative engineering and elegant design behind Blaser’s FBX Sporting shotgun, highlighting its advanced barrel technology.
Bruce Potts provides an extensive field test of Charles Daly's rugged yet affordable 301 pump-action shotgun, showcasing its practicality and value. Meanwhile, renowned shooting expert Paul Thomas offers indispensable insights into Sporting clays, detailing techniques, ideal equipment, and prime locations to perfect your skills.
Gain valuable knowledge from Olympic Bronze medalist Ed Ling as he breaks down Trap disciplines—Universal Trench, Automatic Ball Trap, and Olympic Trap—making complex concepts accessible to shooters of all levels. Top competitor Joy Hirons imparts crucial skeet shooting strategies developed through years of high-level competition, while John Heagren demystifies choke choices, explaining their critical role and when to best employ them.
Sharpen your shooting accuracy with our comprehensive guide on achieving the correct stance, foot positioning, and maintaining a smooth, consistent gun mount. Additionally, explore our carefully curated selection of premium cartridges, ensuring you choose the optimal ammunition for your shooting needs.
Ryan Kay addresses the growing debate over regulation within the gundog training industry, analyzing how training standards and practices are evolving. Neil McIntosh shares expert advice on recognizing and managing arthritis in working dogs, emphasizing proactive care measures.
Howard Kirby provides essential step-by-step guidance for transitioning your gundog's training from basic dummies to retrieving real game, enhancing their skills and effectiveness in the field.