Emma Brown Tweed

 Since I was a fan of Emma Brown Tweed, I felt the need to go and try her products and clothing. I knew they were nice clothing, but I was amazed at how good quality they are ! I would definitely recommend these products to anyone who loves a nice piece of Tweed, both men and women.

I first tried these out when I went down to Andy Crow's Farm in the summer. I wore the Emma Brown Tweed Skirt and Waistcoat with the bow. I absolutely loved the waistcoat as it gave that girly touch, which I'm absolutely in love with ! The skirt is also a lovely piece, which looks beautiful and compliments the womanly figure.

Also, seen as though it's Christmas, Emma's tweed is a perfect christmas gift. If you would like to buy any of Emma Brown's Tweed it is available on her new website, www.emmabrowntweed.co.uk , Which is new and updated and is sure to help you with any inquiries and to browse the line of handmade tweed Emma produces.  I love seeing all the purchases you have made with Emma Brown Tweed !

Here are some more photos of when I wore the tweed.

 

My New Sponsor !

Hello Everyone ! Hope your all keeping well !

I have an exciting announcement that has really benefited my shooting experience and I'm ever so thankful for, My Dad's Work, a fantastic company, Rutpen Ltd.

Rutpen manufactures bespoke chemical solutions, product development and are solvent recovery specialists. They like nothing better than to solve complex chemical problems. Whether it is contract manufacturing on behalf of a brand owner, blending liquids with powders, managing hazardous chemicals or recycling solvents from a manufacturing process, they are experts at working with a diverse mix of chemical formulations to find the bespoke solution. Their business is based on well established quality, environmental and confidentiality principles.

I am very thankful towards Rutpen for their amazing actions and help towards my shooting. I cannot thank them enough !  I am very proud to be sponsored by this business and I'm willing to promote their services.

It would be amazing if people, who read my blog, have any need for the above bespoke business and their waste removal services and would be able to put business their way. By doing this, you are supporting #justagirlthatshoots and my dream but also supporting a British company that has grown and developed over the years, putting valuable money into our economy.

I will put my all into making Rutpen Ltd proud and making the sport proud as well. Please watch this space and my upcoming blogs on the support I'm given and what this can do for a young girl in this fantastic sport.

A massive thank you to Mr Dave Roberts and Mr Kevin Whittle and the other directors who have been involved in making this happen.


Here's how to find them !
www.rutpen.co.uk

Rutpen Ltd, Membury Airfield,

Lambourn, Berkshire, UK.

RG17 7TJ

T: (+44) 01488 71926

E: enquiries@rutpen.co.uk

My Sponsored Gun: The Lincoln Premier Compact

Hi everyone, sorry I haven't been posting regular, I've just been so busy !

This is quite a special blog post to me, as I am talking about my gun of choice and  amazing sponsorship. I have been in love with my gun since the day we collected it from my fantastic sponsor of John Rothery Wholesale Ltd, which the services and standard of professionalism is outstanding, I highly recommend them for a gun supplier.

I own, use and enjoy the Lincoln Premier Compact, which still makes me very proud to this day. It is a lightweight and compact gun, which suits the youth or womanly figure but also can be useful for walk-up shoots, if you wanted a lightweight gun as a male or female. In my opinion, this gun is perfect to bring young people, like myself into the sport. This gun has helped me achieve my goals within clay and game shooting, which has made me achieve positive results with my coach Linda Grayson. Also. this gun has never let me down, which shows it is well made and shows reliability within the gun.

In addition, it is very easy to clean and take apart. I clean my gun using my Bisley products that never fail to clean my gun perfectly.

They are all factors that set Lincoln shotguns apart from all the rest. The Lincoln brand is certainly the one to watch and I'm passionate to promote the brand. Overall, this gun is a fantastic all round gun, I shoot well with it on game and its my favourite gun on the clays, no hesitation.

Here is what to expect with purchasing the Lincoln Premier Compact:

NEW "Compact" model features 28" barrels and a shortened stock with rubber ventilated recoil pad - the perfect shotgun for youth or lady shooters

A dedicated action size for 20G - no more shooting a 20G on an oversized 12G action

Proofed for steel shot

3 year warranty

Long stroke selective ejectors

Single selective trigger

•  Special three-alloyed steel barrels, machined from bored bars

Internally chromed bore and chambers for improved lifespan and better shot distribution

Chequered, ventilated upper rib with anti-flare finishing

Fine pitch laser chequering with double grip pattern.

Whether you have been shooting for years or new to the sport, I think that this gun would be a great addition to anyone's gun cabinet. I already have my eye on another Lincoln gun when I progress further called the Lincoln Vogue. Go take a look on John Rothery/ Bisley.

Just a girl that shoots 

Beth 

York Guns

York Guns

Yesterday, on my way back from my lesson, we took  a trip to York Guns. I had never visited this gun shop before (although my Mum and Dad have bought guns previous) and I was surprised to their level of knowledge and customer service. They understand what an individual wants and gives them the perfect advice in purchasing a gun or sporting supplies. 

I was really surprised to their attitude towards the young shots, like myself. They have already said that they are interested in sponsoring more young people into getting into this fantastic sport. I look forward to seeing what help they can give me, however small, it goes a long way. 

My Dad bought a new "Beretta 692 black" after trading in his "Beretta Silver Pigeon 1" and the "Beretta A391" which was also originally bought from York Guns. This shows that with their expertise and great customer service, that they attract repeat business. Whilst we were there, my little sister, who is 10 years old, who has always been an avid air rifle shooter, we managed to come across an excellent "Adler 410, single barrel" which as a family we are very excited to bring her into the shotgun sport. 

Keep posted for the next outing as a family of four with our shotguns !

A big thank you to York Guns for being knowledgeable in the shooting and sporting industry and understanding people's specific requirements in this field, giving us the confidence in their expertise and allowing us to move forward as the next generation of shooters.   

     

A week down at Andy Crow's farm

A week down at Andy Crow's farm.

Hi blog readers!
Hope you are all well !

I feel so lucky to have had the great experience of going down to Andy's farm this summer, words cannot describe how thankful I am to both Andy and Michelle. We went deer stalking, lamping for fox and rabbits and I shot in the hide with Andy shooting pigeons and jackdaws.

I already know how to gut and prepare rabbits, gamebirds, etc... but I never have experienced how to gut a deer. It had a very unusual smell, but I learnt if you burst the intestines the smell intensifies. It was fascinating watching Andy gut the deer and show me how its done and eventually they go to a game dealer after cooling off for a set period. I can take this experience for future deer stalking! We saw some bucks, fallow deer and roe deer but we left the female so they could reproduce offspring. We shot all fallow deer and we even got a black one, which I never knew existed. We got 8 altogether, which I never thought I'd experience at 12 years old.

We saw several rabbits using the red lamp and we also saw a few fox also using the same technique with Andy's fox call he made himself, which is quite simple, a piece of glass, which has to be wet to work properly and a piece of polystyrene.

I also shot in the hide with Andy. We made a hide out of hay bales, Jack pyke hide poles and camouflage netting and foliage. We came across jack daws and pigeons, although there was more jackdaws than pigeons. I've not shot crows before and I didn't realise how hardy they were to bring down. Again, it was fascinating to be in the hide and see how Andy shoots and I took away some great advice. It was a fantastic experience as I have seen him on Field Sports Channel and I got to experience watching him in real life. I used the Gamebore Regal-20 gauge- diamond shot.
Afterwards, I cleaned my gun with my Bisley gun cleaning products.

I couldn't've asked for a better week and keeping my six week holidays entertained. I can't thank Andy and Michelle enough for all their support and I didn't want to leave. They are very supportive and have became the bestest of friends. 

Go like my page on Facebook to keep updated with my shooting experiences and progress !
Just a girl that shoots- Bethany Peacock clay shooting and hunting.

Thanks for reading!

     



      

Ladies Shooting Day

Ladies Shooting Day- hosted by Linda Grayson at Mickley Hall.

Hi blog readers, hope you are all well !

Last week, as many of my Facebook friends would know,  I attended a fantastic event at Mickley Hall shooting ground. I was invited by the lovely Lara Dale who came to see and talk to us while on the stands. Mickley Hall is a fantastic ground and has a range of different sporting traps, but it was my first time visiting the ground. 

I was very nervous at first but I realised there was no pressure at all and the other ladies were all lovely. Linda, CPSA's instructor of the year, was hosting the day and she was also fantastic and had lots of great tips and advice. Surely everyone on the day took home some great advice to smash clays in the future and went home with  a big smile on their face as they all shot brilliantly ! 

We figured my gun was too light so I tried a 12 gauge but it was just a bit too big for me at the minute. We decided to but some led on my gun barrels and make the stock heavier too. This made a massive different and I'm definitely hitting more targets with my gun ,adjusted in weight. 

It was a really enjoyable day and full of smiles. I hope everyone enjoyed it too, I'm sure they did ! Linda wanted to see me personally for a lesson, which I attended yesterday and I will talk about it in a different blog. 

#usgirlscan

Thank you for reading,

Beth,

Just a girl that shoots.

        

Emma - A Rural Business award finalist

Emma Brown Tweed-
A Rural Business Award Finalist


Hi everyone, hope you are all well !

Some exciting news, Emma has been nominated for a Rural Business Award, but not just only that, a finalist! This is an amazing achievement for Emma! I'm very happy for her!  

This is understandable as Emma's tweed is fantastic quality and she really thinks what her customers really want and look for and her designs are very unique and surely anyone can find something they love. Her clothing is also suited for agility, comfort and everything a perfect tweed clothing item includes.   

She has even appeared on BBC Radio Leicester and had a live session ! This is also fantastic and she and her customers must be very proud to get to this stage!

Also, who visited Emma's stand at the Game fair at Hatfield House ? If so, who made some wonderful purchases ? Comment below if you did, I would love to hear what my blog readers purchased !

Here is her link: www.emmabrowntweed.co.uk

Thank you for reading my blog !
Bethany, 
Just a girl that shoots
Xoxo