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Anschütz 9015 HP ONE review: what £4,740 buys the target shooter
Dave Barham gets his hands on the most expensive and most adjustable air rifle he has ever tested, the £4,740 Anschütz 9015 HP ONE Field Target, and finds it will only ever shoot as well as the person behind it.

Reximex Mito Race review: a £459 PCP target pistol tested

Beretta 687 500 Years Limited Edition review: an anniversary Silver Pigeon

Tikka T3x Ace Game review: a £1,560 chassis rifle for stalking

Five best-selling PCP air rifles, picked by the shop that sells them
Kit & Gear
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RIX Tourer T50 4K review: a £699 day/night riflescope new to the UK
RIX Optics is a Texas brand American hunters already know. Rob Hardy tests one of its first UK arrivals, the £699 Tourer T50 4K day/night riflescope, on foxes and muntjac over the harvest stubbles.

Five new airgun accessories worth a look, from £129.99 to £360

Kubota
Making headway into the UK market, the Kubota RTV900 has proven itself a highly competent, multi-purpose ATV.

John Deere

Yamaha
News
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William Powell seeks gunroom manager in Banbury

Firearms licensing performance falls for a fourth quarter in a row

Scotland rules out a ban on selling snares

High Court rules Natural England acted unlawfully on gamebird release licensing
Advice
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Air rifle insurance: what it covers and what to check before you buy

The 10 organisations every airgunner should know

Five high-end game guns compared: £5,915 to £19,500

AirMaks Arms Krait MKII bullpup PCP review

Evolution Launches Falcon RX Prescription Shooting Glasses
Militaria
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Re-enactment – Finland at War
John Norris discovers a new group and remembers an almost forgotten chapter of history

The backbone
John Norris looks at a mainstay of the British Army in WWI; the 18-Pounder field gun

Death Plaques
John Norris delves into WWI Memorial Plaques, honouring fallen soldiers and their collectable legacy

ROLLIN WHITE PATENT EVASIONS
Derek Landers explores how 19th-century American gunmakers produced cartridge revolvers while avoiding Smith & Wesson’s Rollin White patent








