News of a serious data breach affecting a major UK gun trader are coming to light. The breach involves more than 100,000 records hacked from the retailer’s website. Gun Trade News and Shooting Times journalists are currently investigating the story…
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Scottish groups divided over Covid-19 measures
New Covid-19 measures in Scotland will “cut the legs from under stalking businesses” says the Association of Deer Management Groups (ADGM). Following the Scottish governments late u-turn over the ‘one household rule’, ADGM Chairman Richard Cooke also suggested that the…
BASC deer stalking schemes back open for business
BASC’s deer stalking schemes across England are reopening from next week. The Hockwold scheme in Norfolk and the Raby scheme in County Durham will be the first to reopen on 8 June, with the Hampshire scheme opening next month. The…
BASC updates on Coronavirus (COVID-19)
BASC have provided their latest update on the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Our thoughts go out to those who have been affected thus far. In recent weeks, many regional and national countryside events have been postponed or cancelled, while businesses and…
SPONSORED: iNEW – iDIFFERENT – iEXCITING – iHUNTER
At iHunter, you can buy and sell your shotguns, rifles or pistols and accessories for absolutely FREE! You can do this by going to their great, new and unique online auction house or marketplace. For more information, just visit: https://www.ihunter.co.uk/…
North York Moors economy benefits from good grouse season
There were over 6,500 days of seasonal employment provided in the North York Moors during the grouse season. The local North York Moors community is reflecting on what has been a successful grouse season (Aug 12 –Dec 10), with most estates having…
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NEC ban safari companies from exhibiting at Great British Shooting Show
Due to host the event in February 2020, The NEC in Birmingham has banned safari companies from exhibiting stands at the show. The venue welcomed exhibitors offering international hunting at the 2018 and 2019 shows, but now appears to have…
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SPONSORED: Shooting Sports UK is heading to the Northern Shooting Show
Shooting Sports UK are pleased to be attending this year’s Northern Shooting Show. This is the first show at which Shooting Sports UK will be exhibiting and they are very keen to showcase some of the brands they stock in…
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Top 11 new scope releases
We brought you our top 10 new rifle releases, and now we’re going one better by giving you our top 11 scope releases! 1. Leupold VX3i 6.5-20×40 EFR That EFR stands for Extended Focus Range – meaning this high-mag scope…
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