Stuart Wilson familiarises himself with the CZ 452 American – the ‘first and last’ firearm for the hunter gatherer. My introduction to shooting came at an early age: rabbiting with my dad, keeping football pitches clear of damage from quite…
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CZ 452 American review
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Are you prepared for late summer?
Get your equipment ready and sharpen up your fieldcraft, says Mike Powell – things are about to get busy… Credit:Rob Janné / Getty Images Late summer is a really busy time for me and my shooting mate, Callum. In the…
Tagged with: caller, equipment, farm machinery, field sport, Fieldcraft, fox control, foxes, foxing, hunting, mike powell, night shooting, night vision, nv, Pulsar F155, rifle, shooting, shotgun, summer, thermal
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SPONSORED: GBSA partner Streamlight
Whether it’s for accurately identifying and spotting your quarry or for safety, a bright and versatile torch is one thing you should always carry. Most newcomers to the sport tend to start out shooting during day light hours, but the…
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Predator Pursuit torchlight review
NV may be all the rage but the world of lamps and torches is keeping apace with developments, as Mike Powell found when testing the Predator Pursuit gunlight
Technique Q&A: foxing
Q: I have just acquired my first 4×4 and will be using it to shoot foxes on a local farm. Have you any tips as to the best way to go about it? A: Mike says: These days shooting from…
Q&A: Is TI worth the extra money?
First your magazines were excited about NV; now it’s TI. As a relative Luddite can you explain the practical difference between those two? Is TI worth the extra money?
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