This is my page dedicated to the great individualist sport of target shooting. I've been into shooting for about six years now. I used to own a Glock 17, but it was stolen by the British government in 1997. Not to worry, I'll buy a new one sooner or later. My current main armament is a semi-automatic version of the American 180 .22 submachine gun. You can find out more about this unique weapon at the American 180 homepage listed below. Mine has a 177 round drum magazine, and fires as fast as you can pull the trigger - in fact your trigger finger will get tired before the magazine empties! It's always fun seeing the look on peoples's faces when they see it for the first time! I've also recently got into air pistol shooting, so now I can practice in my own home! That's one thing you can't do with a 9mm.

For me, half the fun of shooting these days is being politically-incorrect - it's like sticking two fingers up to Tony Blair and his fascist gang every time I pull the trigger! Apart from that, one of the best things about shooting as a sport is that you don't need to be an athlete to have a go. Most sports involve running around, jumping, building up a sweat and sometimes kicking a ball around. What do you get for your trouble? Aching muscles. That doesn't sound much fun to me. Shooting's a sport for sensible people. It's relaxing, and the more relaxed you are, the better you'll shoot. You can even shoot lying down!