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Schools Challenge TV - Saving a Shooter's Ears
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TSC's Tom Scott is at the CLA Game Fair to meet the guys of ProShock. For discounted tickets to the 2015 CLA Game Fair at Harewood House in Yorkshire (31 July - 2 August) go to http://bit.ly/2015gamefair (subject to availability)
They stop shooters from having hearing problems in later life, so Tom in the perfect subject.
That's not all. We look at Bowman Trap's most popular model.
We also find out what makes the CLA game fair great.
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