Airgun vs Rimfire
Tim Pilbeam is a powder hound. He likes guns that use cartridges with propellant. Chris Kemp works for airgun manufacturer Air Arms. So whose rifle
Menu
Tim Pilbeam is a powder hound. He likes guns that use cartridges with propellant. Chris Kemp works for airgun manufacturer Air Arms. So whose rifle
Tim heads into the hills behind the Costa del Sol to go mouflon and wild boar hunting. It’s a great way to end a hard
Being and all-round shooter means learning to shoot from many different positions. When you need to shoot quickly, you must be accurate and you must
The Swedish work their elkhounds on a variety of big game. Tim Pilbeam is out to shoot wild boar flushed by an elkhound in Sweden.
Work with people like Roy, Crow and the rest, and it’s not all going to go according to plan. And it doesn’t. Here is where
Top rifle review Tim Pilbeam has a Merkel Helix, a Blaser R8 and a Browning Maral to play with as he runs through the pros
Badgers are the countryside’s vacuum cleaners. They tidy up a lot of wildlife. Left unchecked, however, and they can suck up the rug with the
Tim Pilbeam is learning about charging boar, running boar and high seat boar. In his new outing in the Rucksack & Rifle series, he
Tim Pilbeam is after sheep in Spain – Barbary sheep. It’s a tough mountain hunt. To go hunting in Spain, visit www.spanishunters.com For Sauer rifles,
Tim Pilbeam is out after boar in Sweden. Find out how he uses dogs to bring them down. For more about Mamima Jakt, go to
In the latest of our Rucksack & Rifle series, Tim Pilbeam is in Inverness-shire with Lachie Smith looking for a sika stag. It is autumn
Tim Pilbeam is on a montería in southern Spain. It is what they call a big driven game hunt, where they shoot in a day
Tim Pilbeam is off to try driven big game hunting in Spain. It’s an entire year’s worth of game management packed into one day, with
Tim Pilbeam is after a stag on top of the world. He is high in the Sutherland hills, battling midges, putting in the vertical metres
Tim Pilbeam is after wild boar in Croatia in the latest outing of our Rucksack & Rifle series. But he needs a steady shot, so
It’s part two of Rucksack & Rifle, and this time Tim Pilbeam is after mouflon on the craggy Croatian coast. With the Mediterranean as a
Tim Pilbeam is off on his first outing in our new series Rucksack & Rifle. He is stalking roebuck in Croatia. This film was first
Sporting Rifle magazine expert Tim Pilbeam uses tracer rounds to find out where his bullet is going. It’s a fascinating experiment and worth anyone who
It’s an extraordinary time to buy new guns in the UK. the slow collapse of the euro means any gun manufactured for the eurozone is
Sporting Rifle magazine review Tim Pilbeam selects his favourite rifles for deerstalking and foxshooting from this year’s offering by the gun trade. Find out here
Sporting Rifle expert Tim Pilbeam shows how to adjust a moderator in order to get the best out of your rifle. This item appears in
Sporting Rifle expert Tim Pilbeam wants a hill-stalking warm-up. He is going to Scotland to take part in the hind cull and needs to make
Want greater rifle accuracy? This is Sporting Rifle magazine expert Tim Pilbeam’s top tip when you are mounting a scope. The item appears in Fieldsports
How important are tight mounts? When it comes to riflescopes, they are essential. Sporting Rifle expert Tim Pilbeam shows what happens to your bullet when
In the first of his series on ‘how not to miss’, Sporting Rifle magazine expert Tim Pilbeam shows how to mount a scope properly on
They’re dogged up and ready to rabbit. When Sporting Rifle’s Tim Pilbeam wanted to show off the best of British sport, he thought ‘lurchers’. Cue
Sporting Rifle foxshooting expert Tim Pilbeam likes to do things in style. He has what he reckons is the most comfortable foxshooting set-up in the
In April 2012 we chartered a boat out of Eastbourne in search of the old king cod. Deep Blue Charters had just broken the record
Sporting Rifle magazine rifle reviewer Tim Pilbeam looks at three rifle kits designed for the fox shooter who wants something accurate, reliable and has less
There’s a lot of talk about the new Daystate – but instead of putting in the hands of an airgunner we’ve asked a rifle reviewer
Rifle magazine’s Tim Pilbeam and Sporting Shooter magazine’s Roy Lupton. Tim has set up a course of targets on his farm in Sussex. And, of
Working for Sporting Rifle magazine, Tim Pilbeam is snowed under with guns of all shapes and sizes. He shows us how he puts five very
Rabbit shooting with Tim Pilbeam, a man with a dark side. On the surface he is a successful businessman, farmer and family man with a
Give us a ring, drop us a line, let us know what you would like to see in Fieldsports Channel’s programmmes.
Contact one of the team here