Top gun line-up shoots high pheasants

Описание: Some of the most high-profile shots in the country come together for a Jack Pyke shoot day at the Upperwood Estate in the Peak District, including Andy Crow, Dan Thor, Jason Doyle, Paul Childerley, Wayne Martin and Brody Woollard. They are there to try high birds in a tricky breeze... and the banter and backchat flows. Here’s what four of them are shooting:
▶ Andy Crow: Blaser F16 with ¾ and ¾ chokes + Gamebore Dark Storm Quad Seal 34-gram 5s
▶ Jason Doyle: Rizzini Exmoor Round Body with 32in barrels with ¾ and ¾ chokes + Hull High Pheasant Extreme with Hydro Wad 34-gram 5s
▶ Dan Thor: Browning B525 Hunter Elite with Imp Mod and Mod chokes + a mixture of Lyalvale Express 40g 3s and Lyalvale Express’s Ultimate High Performance Steel with Earth Wad 32g 4s
▶ Wayne Martin: Krieghoff Supersport with ¾ and ¾ chokes + Gamebore Dark Storm Quad Seal 34-gram 4s

For more from Jack Pyke, visit https://www.jackpyke.co.uk
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