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    The Game Fair returns

    Jun 10, 2021 6 minutes
    WRITTEN BY MARTIN PUDDIFER

    The Game Fair returns to Ragley Hall in Warwickshire on Friday 23 July to Sunday 25 July. The Hall, home to the ninth Marquess of Hertford, sits in 450 acres of landscaped gardens and parkland near Stratford-upon-Avon, an ideal spot for sporting sorts to flock to this summer. More than 120,000 people are expected to attend the event.

    The Field will be in attendance (as we have been every year) and we will be delighted to meet our readers, new subscribers and sporting friends. Visitors to our stand on Gunmakers’ Row will be able to take advantage of our excellent show offer: subscribe and save up to 40% plus get a free gift. We look forward to seeing you there. But what else is happening at this year’s Game Fair?

    GUNMAKERS’ ROW

    A trip to Gunmakers’ Row is an essential part of any Game Fair itinerary. Leading gunmakers will showcase new and existing products, while the very best top-notch sporting retailers are on hand to provide all the extras for your shooting day,

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