Mastering the king of gamebirds
The driven grouse presents a challenge rarely seen in other forms of shooting. In the July issue of ‘The Field’, Adam explains the five shots that you need to master […]
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Shooting Advice
A Shooter’s Guide to Infield Shooting Instruction
Infield shooting instruction is the ultimate way to fast track your game shooting. If you want to improve your game shooting quickly, there is no better way. However. It’s become
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How to choose a Shooting Instructor
One of the questions I’m often asked is ‘How do you choose a shooting instructor?’. Great question. Let’s break this down into three sections: You – what you’re looking for/where
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Live Q&A Session with Adam Calvert
Adam held a live Q&A session during lockdown, answering many of your questions about shooting instruction, gun fit and more. Despite the initial technical hitch, this is full of useful
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Shooting Gazette: Why proper gunfit is vital to good shooting
Gunfit is often described as a dark art. This article looks into what lies behind the mystery and what benefits a custom-fitted shotgun give you in the field. Gunfit (Shooting Gazette
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Will the cold snap effect this years grouse season?
Brrr especially if your a grouse! I recently spent a very interesting few days with one of the UK’s leading grouse keepers. Normally at this time of year the pair
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It’s a Dangerous Game – Fitting a Double Rifle
One of the most frequently overlooked types of gun fitting which I get involved with is dangerous game rifles. It is absolutely vital for obvious reasons that the rifle fits
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When to start youngsters shooting?
Every child and parent situation is different but my opinion is that the sooner a child learns a degree of gun safety the better. If you have guns in the
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Where should the gun hit first? Shoulder or cheek?
The gun should ALWAYS hit the cheek first. This way, you are making sure that the gun is correctly lined up with your eye. All you have to do is
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Roost shooting pigeons
At this time of year some of us are still lucky enough to be shooting partridges in Spain but for me the real fun is to be had shooting pigeons
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Shooting Gazette: 10 ways to be a better grouse shot
If you’re heading to the grouse moors, you will want to be on top form. In this article, Adam takes the reader through 10 important considerations when shooting grouse –
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Shooting Gazette: How to be a better shot
In this article, Will Hetherington demonstrates the benefits of a shooting lesson with a professional shooting instructor (Adam!). The article is a photographic write-up of Will’s lesson with Adam at
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