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  • Browning blog: the right equipment to go hunting in the wilderness

    The right equipment to go hunting in the wilderness

    • Aleksejs Vankovs
    • February 24, 2020
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Advice, Beginners
    • Comments: 1

    Let’s talk a bit about stalking or hunting equipment in general. I am not talking about things like rifles and scopes today, but rather the equipment you carry in your rucksacks, kit bags and all those pockets which nowadays adorn jackets and trousers. I know that everyone has their own personal preferences as to what they need and use, and every country has different regulations and traditions: therefore, what follows is perhaps not a complete list.

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  • Browning blog: how to choose a hunting knife?

    How to choose a hunting knife?

    • Aleksejs Vankovs
    • November 15, 2019
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Advice, Innovations
    • Comments: 1

    I think that everyone agrees that a hunting knife is a very personal thing for each hunter.  Some have just one favourite knife, but others prefer to have few more (like 20-30): one for different days or different tasks.

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  • browning blog : Straight, swan neck, Monte-Carlo: what’s it all about?

    Straight, swan neck, Monte-Carlo, pistol: what’s it all about?

    • Adrien Koutny
    • September 6, 2019
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Did You Know?, Guns
    • Comments: 3

    Gunsmiths often say that “the bullet comes from the gun; the kill comes from the stock”. The stock is in direct contact with the shooter and has to nestle perfectly in the pit of the shoulder to guarantee a certain level of performance. Everyone has heard of straight stocks, swan-necks, the Monte-Carlo, pistol grips, and others, but what do these names actually mean? Here’s a quick overview of some of these terms.

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  • Browning blog: Bar and Maral Reflex - Kite Optics K1

    BAR & Maral Reflex: a step ahead of the rest

    • Adrien Koutny
    • March 20, 2019
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Guns, Innovations
    • Comments: 4

    Visitors to the IWA 2019 were unanimous in their opinion: Browning has made a great impact with the launch of the BAR and Maral Reflex ranges.  This ingenious system has provided a new shooting experience for all lovers of battue style hunting, putting you a step ahead of the rest.  Let’s explain.

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  • Browning blog : Shotshow - Browning licencees

    Shot Show 2019: Browning, more than just guns

    • Adrien Koutny
    • January 29, 2019
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Accessories, Did You Know?, The Bizzare
    • Comments: 2

    Ask an American which monuments symbolise his country and he’ll tell you about the Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore, the Golden Gate Bridge, or the Hollywood sign on the hills above Los Angeles. Talk to him about brands that symbolise the American Dream, and there’s a good chance that Browning will be one of the first names mentioned.

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  • Browning blog: 5 reasons to buy a Browning safe

    5 reasons to buy a Browning safe

    • Adrien Koutny
    • August 2, 2018
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Innovations, Safety
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    With lawmakers casting a foreboding shadow over the gun and hunting sectors, a gun safe is an increasingly recommended item of equipment. Some countries in Europe require all gun owners to have one, and others may soon follow suit.

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  • Browning blog : How to bleed and treat the carcass

    How to bleed and treat the carcass…

    • Aleksejs Vankovs
    • May 4, 2018
    • Categories: Participate
    • Tags: Accessories, Advice, Traditions
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    There are many ways to bleed the carcass of the animal and they all serve our own purpose and use. Some of these ways are better than others, but they all do the same job. We all know that the quick bleeding of the carcass after the animal has been felled is as important for the meat quality as the shot placement or a nice, clean gralloch.

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  • Knife choice : cutting comments

    • Peter Moore
    • February 6, 2017
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Advice, Safety
    • Comments: 1

    People select knives for different reasons and not all logical; there’s macho approach – bigger is better, or the rich man – the most fancy or expensive they can afford! Truth is you don’t need a big, fancy or expensive knife to process a large animal, and there are a number of considerations.

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  • Let’s talk about decoys – Plastic Pigeons & Electronic rabbits

    • Peter Moore
    • October 26, 2016
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Small Game, Varmint
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    The idea of luring animals and birds in to be shot is not a new one and examples of carved and painted wooden waterfowl placed to attract those bird species is a practice that goes back hundreds of years.

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  • A Browning choke being installed on a shotgun

    Shotgun chokes : what, when, how ?

    • Olivier Rorive
    • March 1, 2016
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Beginners, Sport Shooter
    • Comments: 3

    Widely used, it’s now almost impossible to find a hunting or sporting shotgun that’s not equipped with a choke. Let’s learn more.

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  • Man geared up for hunting in the snow

    Gear Up For Cold Weather Hunting

    • Daniel Beardsmore
    • October 31, 2015
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Did You Know?, Outfits
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    As the winter months draw nearer for us all across Europe, hunting from October-February can be bitterly cold. Getting the most out of the winter months means being well prepared for when the weather turns ugly…

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  • Europe and rifle silencers

    Can I use my sound moderator abroad?

    • Daniel Beardsmore
    • October 30, 2015
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Accessories, Experts, Legislation
    • Comments: 3

    Nothing in recent times causes more controversy than rifle shooters discussing whether sound moderators (suppressors) are legal or not in our neighbouring countries. Fact is, there’s much confusion, largely due to the complexity of varying laws across Europe. Let us clear some things up, once and for all.

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  • Dog Equipment

    Choosing the right equipment for your hunting dog

    • Hélène
    • October 23, 2015
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Advice, Dogs
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    Knowing how to protect your dog in certain scenarios, can ultimately reduce the risk of any potential fatal accidents. We review a range of proven protective equipment that may end up saving your dogs life!

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