Chris Batha
Chris Batha is considered to be one the highest qualified Shooting Instructors in the world today. He has more than 30 years experience coaching, wingshooting and competition clays shooting and a life-long passion for fine guns.
Mr. Batha conducts Shooting Schools at some of the finest Shooting Facilities in The United States as well as in Great Britain and Europe, averaging 18 different locations each year.
He also organizes instructional and recreational wingshooting trips to the finest destinations in Europe, Africa, South America and the USA.
He is a frequent contributor to leading magazines and is author off the highly acclaimed book “Breaking Clays – Target Tactics, Tips & Techniques.” He is also featured in the DVDs “Take Your Best Shot” and “Mastering the Double Gun” by Sunrise Productions.
For more information about Mr. Batha, please visit his web site at http://www.chrisbatha.com.
Mr. Batha conducts Shooting Schools at some of the finest Shooting Facilities in The United States as well as in Great Britain and Europe, averaging 18 different locations each year.
He also organizes instructional and recreational wingshooting trips to the finest destinations in Europe, Africa, South America and the USA.
He is a frequent contributor to leading magazines and is author off the highly acclaimed book “Breaking Clays – Target Tactics, Tips & Techniques.” He is also featured in the DVDs “Take Your Best Shot” and “Mastering the Double Gun” by Sunrise Productions.
For more information about Mr. Batha, please visit his web site at http://www.chrisbatha.com.
Website URL: http://www.chrisbatha.com
Wednesday, 02 May 2012 03:51
The Partridge Shooting of La Mancha
Wingshooting has been my lifelong passion and the motivation that has resulted in my occupation which runs the whole gambit of wingshooting worldwide. I have worked for several of the top gunmakers in England and Europe as shooting instructor, gun fitter, gunmaker and sporting agent (outfitter).
Published in
Destinations
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Saturday, 10 January 2009 20:49
Lock, Stock and Barrel - The Making of a Charles Boswell Shotgun
It was in late September 2008, at Griffin & Howe's Hudson Farm, that the idea of a "family tree" for a Boswell Shotgun first came about.
Published in
Art of the Gun
Irwin Greenstein
Publisher
Shotgun Life
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