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| January 2005 - LifeStyle (magazine) |
Eats, Shoots and Cooks
Real men hunt and cook their meat. But this hunting Guy's culinary skills aren't confined to Neanderthal grills. When he's not out on safari the author of new cookbook, Just Good Food, turns out everything from fettuccine with pan-roasted chicken in red pepper sauce to Hokkien mee. |
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| October 2004 - GUN (Japanese Magazine) |
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| June 2004 - Hypemag (www.theurbanwire.com) |
" In The FIRING RANGE With Guy Hoh. "
If you always thought working as an instructor for paintball is thrilling, then you obviously did not know about Guy Hoh's profession- a full time instructor to teach the public on firing (real ammunition!) shotgun, pistol and rifle. |
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| 16 February 2004 - SHIN NICHI HO (Japanese Paper) |
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| October 2003 - Singapore Tatler Magazine |
"Calling The Shot"
Shooting sports have long been associated with the social prestige of the landed gentry, great estates and country houses. Despite the island's land constraints and tight gun regulations, Tang Wen Li meets a number of distinguished men who actively participate in the sport's various disciplines... ... |
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| British Club with BUCKSHOT (Singapore British Club Magazine) |
| On 17 January the British Club organised a sporting day event with the Singapore Shooting Association at the Hational Shooting Centre. 15 members turned up for what turned out to be an enjoyable and interesting event. Anyone with or without firearms experiences, was invited to take part. |
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| British Club Shooting Section First Official Outing (Singapore British Club Magazine) |
| As we met up for the first official shooting section outing on Sunday, 18 April we greeted the returnees and introduced ourselves to the new members. When the group of 14 had assembled instructor Guy Hoh ran through a brief safety guide and gave basic instructions on how to shoot. We were then all given ear protection and 350 shells were divided our evenly amongst the group/. |
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| Pair FLUSH (Singapore British Club Magazine) |
| On 22 May, the British Club shooting section successfully organised yet another exciting and fun-filled day down at the Singapore Shooting Association range. Total headcount was thirteen, including two shooting section committee members who are trained range safety officers. Coach Guh Hoh accompanied us. Everyone present had experience with shotguns, so after a short safety briefing we head out. |
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| Shooting News (Singapore British Club Magazine) |
| As 1 July is the start of the 2nd half of the year, I thought that I should update you on developments. Since our first event on 23 April, we have held even events (one pistol, three shotgun, two safety officer courses and one paintball day). The number of members in the shooting section is 29, an all of our events have been well supported. We have had strong interest and particpation from teenagers and dads, but everybody is welcome... ... |
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| Shooting News (Singapore British Club Magazine) |
| On Sunday 19 September, the British Club Shooting section had yet another successful shooting event. This time we tried our skill at .38 revolver. This event was, of course, open to beginners and what are now known as the "hardcore shooters". Around 10 people showed up at the range, including newcomer and guess Douglas Farrand who, due to a mysterious force that can only be described as "beginner's luck"... ... |
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| Semi-Auto Pistol Event (Singapore British Club Magazine) |
| On Sunday, 17 October, another British Club shooting event took place at the National Shooting Centre. The weapons used were two semi-automatic 9mm pistols, one Sig Sauer 9mm and onw Cz 9mm. Our insructor, Guy Hoh also brought a custom-built Springfield .45 pistol with him to show us, but this was not one of the guns used in the competition. |
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