A student takes a swing at a high clay while attending the British Driven Game Shooting Academy.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
Bonus Images
Shotgun instructor and master gun fitter Chris Batha.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
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Shooting instructor Elizabeth Lanier with Batha.
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Cards are drawn to establish a shooter’s position.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
Bill Heavey practices not aiming.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
High shots are the norm in driven shooting, often almost directly overhead.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
Students practice tracking a clay by pointing at it.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
An attendee in between shots.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
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Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
Precious Metal
A bespoke James Purdey & Sons 20-gauge over-and-under, engraved by Ken Hunt.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
Batha finds his mark, wearing the sport’s traditional tweeds.
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Extra shells are ready at the hip.
Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
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Photo: Peter Frank Edwards
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Photo: Peter Frank Edwards