Whether you're new to clay shooting or looking to branch into a new discipline, understanding the key differences between Down-the-Line (DTL), English Sporting, and Skeet can help you make the right choice. Each offers unique challenges, techniques, and atmospheres. In this guide, we break down the structure, shooting style, and equipment needs for each discipline, helping you decide which suits your skill level, goals,...

For shooting enthusiasts who want to practise regularly without needing to travel to a shooting ground, setting up a home shooting range can be a game-changer. Whether you're training for competitive clay shooting or simply refining your skills, a home range offers convenience, control, and a safe learning environment. But to make the most of it, you need to get the setup right. In...

Whether you're new to shooting or an experienced shot looking to sharpen your skills, the type of training you choose can make all the difference. Among the most popular methods are simulated game shooting and real game shooting. While both offer their own unique experiences, each has distinct advantages depending on your goals, skill level, and ethical considerations. This article explores the differences between...

Clay shooting is a dynamic, engaging, and empowering sport – and it’s no longer a male-dominated pursuit. More and more women across the UK are picking up a shotgun and heading to the shooting ground, drawn by the combination of skill, focus, and camaraderie that clay shooting offers. This beginner-friendly guide is designed specifically to help women who are curious about the sport get...

Sporting clays is often described as “golf with a shotgun” – a dynamic shooting discipline that offers the greatest variety of target presentations in the world of clay shooting. Among the most challenging and exciting targets in this discipline are loopers and crossers, which test a shooter’s ability to read flight paths, adjust stance and timing, and maintain composure. In this guide, we’ll explore the...