HeyJaredEd Jackson
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Ogden's Tactical 50 Rifle Case Review 2026 | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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Ed Jackson tests the latest generation of Ogden's British-made tactical case, which swallows two scoped rifles and a full-size shooting mat for £179.99 Anyone who has tried to get two rifles, two scopes and a shooting mat into a car without a scratch will know the problem this case is trying to solve. Ogden’s Shooting Supplies, run by Phil here in the UK, has been making slips, mats and cartridge bags for years, and the latest generation of its tactical case is built around one idea: carry two s
Savage 110 FBT Hunter Review 2026 | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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Ed Jackson tests Savage's steel-barrelled 110 FBT Hunter, a 6.6lb thumbhole .308 that brings the carbon-stocked lightweight within reach at £2,210 Viking Arms distributes Savage rifles here in the UK, and although we have already looked at the flagship, carbon-fibre-barrelled Savage 110 Klym, which commands a premium at over £3,000, it was worth turning to a different stablemate: the 110 FBT. Priced at a more palatable £2,210 (SRP), it is still a fair chunk of change, but it brings Savage’s ligh
Bergara Premier CIMA Pro Review 2026 | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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Ed Jackson delivers his verdict on the Bergara Premier CIMA Pro, a sub-6lb carbon-fibre stalking rifle that borrows aerospace autoclave technology to shed weight without losing rigidity Bergara has built a loyal UK following on a simple promise: real accuracy at a sensible price, with a catalogue of centrefire bolt-actions running from around £805 to £3,985. The new Premier CIMA Pro sits near the top of that ladder, and it stopped me in my tracks on the stand at the 2026 Great British Shooting S
Zeiss Conquest Apia 65 Review | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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Ed Jackson tests the compact Zeiss Conquest Apia 65, a 65mm angled spotting scope built for the stalker who wants alpha-grade glass without the weight or the £2,000 price tag Glass is a personal thing, and you only really work out what you need by carrying it and using it day in, day out. The spotting scope market is crowded, but when Zeiss adds a new model it is always worth a proper look. The Conquest Apia 65 is aimed squarely at the stalker or naturalist who does not want to lug a full-size 8
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