After the Last Pair

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After the Last Pair is relaxed, no-nonsense chat from the clay ground — competitions, cartridges, disasters, wins, and everything in between. Think clubhouse banter with a mic.

  1. -16 h

    In the Field - Twelvebore, Game Shooting & Changing the Fieldsports Conversation

    In this episode of After The Last Pair, we take our first step into the wider world of fieldsports with the first 'In the Field' episode with Seb Powell from TwelveboreTwelvebore started with a simple idea: to create functional, well-fitting shooting shirts and vests, particularly for women in the field. Since then, the brand has grown quickly, not only through clothing, but also through its hugely popular range of coffee and teas.Their blends carry a proper fieldsports flavour too, with names like High Birds, Both Barrels**, and Decoy their caffeine-free coffee.I sat down with Seb to talk about his own history with shooting, leaving corporate London to build something he genuinely cared about, and how Twelvebore has grown over the last year — especially through coffee and tea over the last few months.We also get into some of the challenges and misconceptions around game shooting in the UK, how fieldsports are perceived, and what it means to build a countryside brand for the right ethical reasons.One of the big things we discuss is the Twelvebore charity pledge, with donations from every sale going to charities within or connected to fieldsports, conservation and the countryside, including the GWCT, The Moorland Association, The Gamekeepers’ Welfare Trust, and the National Children’s Air Ambulance.Listeners and viewers can also get 12% off their order total using the code:LASTPAIR12In this episode we cover:* Seb’s background in shooting* The story behind Twelvebore* Moving from corporate London into a passion-led countryside brand* Women’s shooting clothing and functional kit for the field* Twelvebore coffee and tea* Fieldsports, game shooting and public perception* Supporting countryside and conservation charities* Building a brand with purpose* What comes next for TwelveboreLinks:Twelveborehttps://www.twelvebore.com/GWCThttps://www.gwct.org.uk/The Moorland Associationhttps://www.moorlandassociation.org/The Gamekeepers’ Welfare Trusthttps://thegamekeeperswelfaretrust.com/National Children’s Air Ambulancehttps://theairambulanceservice.org.uk/childrens-air-ambulance/A really enjoyable first step into wider fieldsports on After The Last Pair 00:00:00 Intro00:01:30 First clay comp - Pro One00:04:50 The CPSA Class system00:06:20 Seb's shooting journey00:10:46 Misconceptions about shooting00:12:24 First licence met police challenges00:15:43 95% of the shooting community00:20:18 Starting the brand00:26:00 Women are underserved 00:28:30 Listening to the community00:32:56 From Clothing to coffee00:37:45 A local connection00:42:56 Coffee lovers in shooting00:45:17 Supporting rural Charities00:49:24 Educating people00:53:12 Supporting rural charities Pt200:54:30 Educating people pt200:58:45 The Both Barrels questions01:03:09 Future Plans and philosophy01:09:03 Coffee Partner of ATLP01:10:36 Convincing Mike about Decaff01:12:07 Promo code for Twelvebore01:15:03 Can you help?

    In the Field - Twelvebore, Game Shooting & Changing the Fieldsports Conversation

  2. 22/08

    Taking on Steel shot at the Zoli Cup Germany with Matt Hance, Troy Thornell, Christian and Sabine Schermaul

    In Episode 021 of After The Last Pair, we return from Bad Arolsen in Germany for a special episode all about the Zoli Cup and our experience of shooting steel shot in a championship.I’m joined by Sabine Schermaul, Christian Schermaul from Frankonia and Zoli Germany, UK shooters Matt Hance, and Troy Thornell to talk through the ground, the competition, the atmosphere, and what it was like travelling abroad to shoot a major clay shooting event with steel..The big focus of this episode is steel shot.We talk honestly about what it was like shooting steel in a proper championship competition, how it performed, what surprised us, what we liked, and whether it changes how we feel about the future of clay shooting — especially from a UK perspective.We also get into why travelling abroad to shoot is such a great experience, the fun of international competitions, and what could be coming next for the **Zoli Cup in 2027**.In this episode we cover:* The Zoli Cup at Bad Arolsen, Germany* Shooting steel in a championship competition* How steel compared to expectations* The ground, targets and event atmosphere* UK concerns around the future of clay shooting* Travelling abroad to shoot* The social side of international events* What is planned for the Zoli Cup 2027A really interesting discussion on steel shot, European competition shooting, and why getting out to shoot abroad can be one of the best things you can do in the sport.After The Last Pair*is the clay shooting podcast where the real conversations happen once the shooting is done.

  3. 10/08

    The Zoli Masters with Sam Ward and Jamie Hickinbotham

    In this episode of After The Last Pair, we learn all about the upcoming Zoli Masters Championship at Lakeside Sporting.I’m joined by good friend of the channel Sam Ward from Zoli UK and Jamie Hickinbotham from Lakeside Sporting and Hadfield Guns to talk through what shooters can expect from this year’s event.We cover the story behind the Zoli Masters, how it came about, what changed since the first year, and why this shoot is aiming to offer something a little different.This is set to be a proper championship-style event, but with the emphasis firmly on making it fun, interesting, and enjoyable for shooters — with plenty to play for, including cash prizes, cartridges, and sponsored prizes.In this episode we cover:* Lakeside Sporting and the ground itself* How the Zoli Masters Championship came about* The format of the shoot* Dates and key event details* What makes this championship a little different* Cash, cartridges and sponsored prizes* Zoli UK, Hadfield Guns and Lakeside Sporting working together* Why this should be a great event for shooters to get involved withA great preview for anyone thinking of entering, or anyone interested in how a modern clay shooting championship comes together behind the scenes.After The Last Pair is the clay shooting podcast where the real conversations happen once the shooting is done. https://hadfieldguns.com/lakeside--sportingFacebook.com/lakesidesporting Facebook.com/Zoliuk

  4. 27/07

    Ed Martin: From Gun Shop to YouTube & Finding FITASC

    In this episode of After The Last Pair, I sit down with Ed Martin from EJM Sporting for a great chat about shooting, YouTube, gun shops, and his new-found love of FITASC.Ed talks about how he first got started in shooting, his background in the gun trade, and the journey from working in the shop environment to building content on YouTube.We also get into how his shooting has developed, why FITASC has really caught his attention, and what it is about the discipline that has pulled him in.There’s plenty of chat about the future of EJM Sporting, shooting more disciplines, creating content around the sport, and where things might go next for both the channel and Ed’s own shooting.In this episode we cover:* Ed’s start in shooting* The evolution of EJM Sporting* Discovering FITASC* Shooting different disciplines* The lead ban* The future of the channel* Creating shooting content* Plenty of general shooting chat along the wayA really enjoyable conversation with someone who has seen the sport from both the gun trade and content creation side.This episode of the podcast is sponsored by Rhino Chokes UK and Europe:https://www.facebook.com/groups/2083835688666602

  5. 21/07

    Building a New Shoot from Scratch with Alex Sayer & Mike Allen

    In this episode of After The Last Pair, I sit down with Alex Sayer and Mike Allen, the team behind Cathedral Clays, a brand new friendly clay shoot in Lincolnshire.Cathedral Clays is currently open two days a week, offering DTL shooting, food, drinks, and a welcoming local atmosphere — with Sportrap and something a little bit secret coming soon.We talk about what it takes to open a new clay ground, the risks involved, and why creating friendly, accessible shoots is so important if we want to encourage new people into the sport.Alex also shares her background in media, including working with some very well-known shooting channels, and how that experience has helped shape the way Cathedral Clays is being built and promoted.A great conversation about local shooting, growing the sport, and what it takes to build something new from the ground up.https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61590865072723

  6. 19/07

    Nick Hendrick talks form, consistency and the atmosphere in Europe

    In this episode of After The Last Pair, I sit down with Nick Hendrick to talk through his recent run of form, including an incredible weekend where he won 3 out of 4 shoots.We chat about how Nick got started in clay shooting, his recent success, competing at the Euro Cash, his European shooting trip, and his work as a coach.We also get into the mindset behind shooting well, what he has learned from competing in the UK and abroad, and how coaching has shaped the way he looks at targets and competition.In this episode we cover:* Nick’s start in clay shooting* Nicks top gun result* His recent run of wins* Winning 3 out of 4 shoots in one weekend* Competing at the Euro Cash* Shooting in Europe* Coaching and helping other shooters improve* Competition mindset and target approachA quick note — this was recorded after the Euro Cash and we were both feeling the effects of the heat, so if we look slightly cooked… we probably were!Contact Nick for coaching via Facebook or Instagram:https://www.facebook.com/nick.hendrick.376This episode is sponsored by Rhino Chokes UK & EuropeYou can find Rhino Chokes UK & Europe on Facebook and Instagram, or join the Facebook group here:https://www.facebook.com/groups/2083835688666602After The Last Pair is the clay shooting podcast where the real conversations happen once the shooting is done.

  7. 17/07

    Will Fennell FITASC, Sporting Clays and coaching

    In this episode of After the Last Pair, I sit down with American shooter, coach and Fennell Shooting School owner Will Fennell.Will has competed at the highest level across FITASC, English Sporting and Sporting Clays, representing the USA and travelling the world to shoot in the UK, Europe and beyond.We talk about the differences between shooting in the UK, the US and mainland Europe, from course setting and target presentation to competition formats, culture and what each country does well.Will also shares coaching and training advice from his years of working with shooters of all levels, including how to approach practice, build consistency, prepare for major events and get the most out of your shooting.We also get into FITASC versus English Sporting, the growth of international competition, and the big topic facing UK shooters: steel shot. Will gives his view on how the move away from lead could affect competition, coaching, course setting and the future of the sport.If you enjoy clay shooting, FITASC, English Sporting, coaching talk or hearing how the game looks from the other side of the Atlantic, this is one you won’t want to miss.You can findWill on Facebook and Instagramhttps://www.facebook.com/wwfennellPlus have a look at the amazing facility he has build in South Carolina:https://www.fennellshootingschool.com

  8. 12/07

    French Shooters Should Come to Britain and vice versa | Laurent Fava

    In this episode of After the Last Pair, I sit down with one of France's best-known international competitors, Laurent Fava.Laurent shares his journey into clay shooting, representing France on the international stage, and what it was like learning under renowned shooter Bastian Havart.We also explore why Laurent has become such a familiar face at British competitions, from the World English Sporting Championships to Top Gun at Eaton Hall, and why he believes more French shooters should experience shooting in the UK.The conversation doesn't stop there. We compare the shooting cultures of France, Britain and the United States, discuss travelling the world for the sport, and what each country can learn from the others.If you've ever wondered how international shooters view British clay shooting—or why so many friendships are built through travelling with a shotgun—this is an episode you won't want to miss.

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After the Last Pair is relaxed, no-nonsense chat from the clay ground — competitions, cartridges, disasters, wins, and everything in between. Think clubhouse banter with a mic.

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  • Autoria
    MSJ Online
  • Anos em atividade
    2026
  • Episódios
    22
  • Classificação
    Explícito
  • Copyright
    © MSJ Online
  • Site do programa
    After the Last Pair