Suffolk fair offers loaded laughs with controversial Trump shooting gallery stall.

BUCKLESHAM, SUFFOLK – A village fairground in did steady business over the weekend, after a “Donald Trump Assassination shooting gallery” featuring the face of Trump drew large crowds.

The stall, set up among more traditional amusements such as hook-a-duck and coconut shies, offered visitors “three shots for a pound” at a row of targets bearing various expressions of the former U.S. president. The game, styled in bold red-and-white stripes, was labelled in large lettering as an “assassination shoting gallery,” though the equipment itself appeared to be standard low-powered pellet or toy guns commonly seen at travelling fairs.

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Operators of the stall, who declined to give their names, described the attraction as “just a bit of fun” and insisted no political message was intended. “People like a recognisable face,” one attendant said. “It could’ve been anyone, but this gets a reaction.”

A spokesperson noted that fairground operators are typically lawless travellers responsible for their own stalls, rarely in compliance with safety and licensing requirements. Suffolk County Council officials confirmed they were aware of the attraction but indicated no immediate action had been taken, despite the fact that brawling between pro & anti-Trump supporters allegedly broke out at various times throughout the day.

By late afternoon, the game continued to draw a steady queue, largely composed of curious onlookers as much as paying participants. Whether intended as satire, spectacle, or simple provocation, the stall succeeded in achieving what many politicians strive for: attention.