Paul Childerley shares his experiences from a recent boar and red deer hunt in Hungary, and lets slip about his fears of crossing the Danube at night
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Boar on the Danube
Tagged with: boar hunting, Danube river, federal bullets, Hungary, hunting holidays, hunting in Hungary, hunting lodge, keilers, red hind, sako, zeiss
Posted in Features
Posted in Features
Hunters on Tour
Paul Childerley welcomes a team of European hunting journalists to the UK, with the aim of guiding them into fallow, muntjac and Chinese water deer. The pressure is on…
Tagged with: Chinese water deer, deerstaking, hornady, muntjac, passionforhunting, poor visibility, product testing, sauer, zeiss
Posted in Uncategorized
Posted in Uncategorized
Long-range performance
The Zeiss Victory ASV+ is a clever scope designed to make longer-range shooting easy. Byron Pace puts the system to the test
Sporting Rifle editor honoured
Sporting Rifle editor-in-chief Peter Carr has beaten a field of 42 international journalists to take home the Zeiss Sports Optics Journalist of the Year award
Tagged with: 2013, hunting, international, journalist, of, shooting, the, year, zeiss
Posted in News
Posted in News
Champagne and gunpowder
Speaking to Sporting Rifle contributor David Barrington Barnes, Miles Kaye explains his enthusiasm for rifles and ammo
Magneto has real pull
Test against the best
It’s priced just below the top brands, but can the Nightforce NXS compete with them? Tim Pilbeam puts this American optic through its paces, with some European glass for company
Hunting brands’ rugby union
Tom Wood, Northampton Saints and England flanker, has joined the Rivers West, Zeiss and UK Gunworks pro team.
Practicality and more
Mike Powell checks out the Browning A-Bolt Composite Stalker, which shows its quality despite Charlie proving elusive
The Lynx effect
Tim Pilbeam tests the Lynx 94 Hunter, and finds that years of experience in manufacturing biathlon guns can make for an exquisite rifle and a very enjoyable shoot indeed
