The British game season is nearly here, as is one of the great shooting traditions unique to rural Britain–The Glorious […]
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Posted on Shooting Instructor’s Day Off To The Royal Cheshire County Fair
by Brett Davies. It’s a bad sign when your day off work starts with an early morning. But, if you […]
Posted on Introducing – Brett Davies
The Sporting Lodge would like to give a warm welcome to our new blog contributor Brett Davies. Brett is a highly experienced […]
Posted on Clay Pigeon Shooting Glasses
When clay shooting, it is always advisory to wear glasses to protect your eyes from fragments of broken clay. They […]
Posted on 3 Things to Consider When Clay Pigeon Shooting
3 Things to Consider When Clay Pigeon Shooting Stance It is important to stand comfortably when shooting, but positioning and […]
Posted on Fred Whitehurst – at the English Open Sporting Championship
I mentioned in my intro blog that I was going to be taking part in the English Open Sporting Championship, […]
Posted on Introducing – Fred Whitehurst
Meet Fred Whitehurst, our newest Blog Contributor for The Sporting Lodge. Hi, I’m Fred Whitehurst, a 17 year old shooting enthusiast. […]
Posted on James Purdey – The Best in the World
by Neil Summers. James Purdey, the best gunmakers in the world for over 200 years. In 1814 James Purdey established […]
Posted on Brady Bags – Made in England
by Mark Smith and Neil Summers The Brady brothers John and Albert started their company in Birmingham in 1887 having begun making […]
Posted on Filson – Built to last
If you’re new to Filson, Mark Smith digs into the history. Filson may have been around for several lifetimes, but it’s […]
Posted on Beretta Since 1526
by Neil Summers. In 1526 Bartolomeo Beretta sold 185 of his cutting edge, high quality ‘arquebus’ barrels to the arsenal […]
Posted on Taking a Shot for all the Right Reasons
Our guest writer Eleni MacFarlaine finds out what makes Malikaa Wig – one of the best shots from India and […]