Review

"The brilliant Bryn Parry has elaborated on a theme first conceived in this magazine last September (with his Shoot Day guide) to produce both a guide to shooting and a genuinely funny book. Pure genius." --Shooting Gazette

Product Description

Have some lessons, buy the gun, get the kit, train the dog, placate the wife but first buy this book. "Shooting Top Tips" contains everything anyone needs to know about shooting and each tip is wonderfully and ludicrously illustrated in Bryn Parry's modern guide to the noble sport. Regardless of whether the reader is a novice or an expert, this book will become a favourite in every sporting loo in the country. Bryn Parry's ninth hilarious book.

Synopsis

Have some lessons, buy the gun, get the kit, train the dog, placate the wife but first buy this book. "Shooting Top Tips" contains everything anyone needs to know about shooting and each tip is wonderfully and ludicrously illustrated in Bryn Parry's modern guide to the noble sport. Regardless of whether the reader is a novice or an expert, this book will become a favourite in every sporting loo in the country. Bryn Parry took up shooting in his thirties so knows exactly what it is like to commit a shooting faux pas. Bryn has shot the low bird, lost control of both his dog and his wife, locked his gun in his car, turned up at the wrong shoot and suffered the humiliation that comes with missing every bird and being told to 'just enjoy the day'. In "Shooting Top Tips", Bryn takes over one hundred essential tips and illustrates them with his unique cartoons; they are hilarious but help to remind the reader of every genuine etiquette and safety points and so are a vital aide memoire for every gun regardless of experience.

About the Author

Bryn Parry has illustrated nine books including the best selling "Mad Dogs and Englishmen", "Horses for Course", "Sex in the Country" and "Dog Training with Mr Perks". His cartoons appear regularly in 'Shooting Gazette' and he has been published in numerous magazines including 'The Field' and 'Horse and Hound'.