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Having written the Rough Rovers articles for Sporting Shooter over past five years I was initially disappointed to hear it was no longer going to exist in its own right. However, as a keen reader of Sporting Gun I was delighted to hear that the magazines were joining forces to produce a bigger, better and wider-reaching publication. For those of you not familiar with the Rough Rovers and the articles I write, we are a syndicate or club (I’m still not sure which) that was set up 10 years ago to seek out varied, affordable and down-to-earth shooting all over the country. Having lived and worke...

Newsquest has insisted it will give Archant titles a "much more secure future" as staff expressed concerns over “internal upheaval” following the sale.

Point have you to have a national consensus first before you can substitute something like this. how did the gun buy back, it seems like it's still a rolling program. how that worked and how did you entice people. how much money did they get in. >> it was an equation of the original weapon price. if you say there is no gun culture. we are a rural country. my state of queensland a rural part, two-thirds of us live outside the cities. so that's where we live and have our being. and so there is a culture which says i may need a rifle on my farm to deal with, you know, a wild animals or something ...