Shooting UK is your complete shooting resource. From gun reviews to shotgun licence and firearms certificate information, to clay pigeon shooting, game shooting, shooting lessons and gundog training.
By Selena Masson
Friday, 21 September 2007
Celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, the Midland game fair was held on 15 and 16 September at Weston Park, Shropshire.
The show attracted a record 85,000 visitors this year.
Paul Castleton of Stourbridge was presented with the AYA No1 .410 gun which he won at the Sporting Gun Show after entering ST's prize-draw. The shotgun, which is worth more than £7,000, was supplied by Sportarm of Dorchester. Paul told Shooting Times: "I will keep the gun in my family forever and pass it on to my sons."
The Shooting Times stand attracted hundred of visitors over the two days.
The terrier racing proved extremely popular this year.
They were nearly as many dogs as people at the show.
After the cancellation of the CLA game fair, traders were relieved that the show attracted so many people.
A full write-up of the show is in this week's edition of Shooting Times.
Any restrictions imposed will relate only to the m...
The Lincoln Premier 20-bore may be lightweight, but don't be fool... Read more
I am very interested in falconry, but don't know anyone in my are... Read more
The public consultation into proposals on non-native species - includi... Read more
Don't miss this week's issue (on sale Wednesday 16th May). FREE PRIZE DRAW: Win a Browning T-bolt.22 and Winchester ammo. Graham Downing gives his tips on where to find the best foreign sport! For all this and a whole lot more buy your copy today!
Save up to 31% on a subscription to Shooting Times & Country Magazine, subscribe today and perfect gift this Christmas.
Comments