Shooting Accessory Reviews

Pete Moore ups the game as he reviews a ballistic chronograph that doesn’t rely on light but magnetism.

Fenix has brought us many different types and sizes of handheld torches since being introduced into the UK, and they continually impress with the quality and de...

Ear defenders have been used for many a moon by shotgun and rifle shooters. The obvious reason is that if shooting is done frequently, then the noise from the f...

Every shooter should have a gun mat for placing down on a suitable work area, such as a bench or table so that they can undertake work on their gun. The jobs th...

Custom Targets, based down in Somerset, has built up quite a reputation for their shoot-away-style targets formed from 3mm biodegradable board. A big part of th...

As well as providing enhanced vision and improved contrast when it comes to your target picture, a decent pair of glasses should also provide protection to your...

Weihrauch has built up an enviable reputation for some of the quietest airgun silencers on the market, and it’s an obvious factor that makes them such a popular...

Mark Camoccio reviews the latest and best chronograph from a company that have been in the business for 40 years

Customizing airguns is still extremely popular, and for fans of the Weihrauch brand, there’s an easy upgrade that anyone can manage, with the simple aid of a sc...

Jack Pyke has quite a comprehensive range of targets for the airgunner, those being reactive types, pellet catchers with matchtype paper targets or of more rele...

Liqui-Moly produces an enormous number of lubricants and other chemicals, covering applications from outboard engines to quad bikes, and now they have added a r...

Bruce Potts talks us through the merits of an Evolve sound moderator