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View Poll Results: Would you be interested in a Clay Pigeon Shooting Day and Club Mini Meet?
Yes, Count me in 3 13.04%
Not interested 2 8.70%
I would be - Depending on Date of Event and location 18 78.26%
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Old 2nd March 2008, 12:40   #1
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Default Clay Pigeon Shooting anyone?

My Wifes friend organised a Clay Pigeon Shoot for her Boyfriends Birthday last year and everyone involved had a great day. It was one of her relatives who she organised it with, he does Clay Pigeon Events for a living.

Therefore, I thought that it would be a great idea to see how many members would actually be interested before attempting to organise a meet / event.

At the same time, I could locate a local Pub restaraunt and see about organising a lunch on the same day.

Dates / Times and Prices will be organised later, but I just want to see what kind of Numbers would be interested first.

The event would be held in the West Midlands area.
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Old 2nd March 2008, 12:44   #2
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I would be up for that. I shoot every Sunday in Halifax so it would be nice to try a new ground.

Alternativley I would be happy to try and arrange a special shoot at our grounds if you don't get any joy down your way carlpenn.
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Old 2nd March 2008, 12:47   #3
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I would be up for that. I shoot every Sunday in Halifax so it would be nice to try a new ground.

Alternativley I would be happy to try and arrange a special shoot at our grounds if you don't get any joy down your way carlpenn.

Exellent Perhaps we could could actually do a Bi Annual Shoot for Members ? One at your end and one down this end.

I had such a buzz shooting and I came second place

Still have my Scorecard and a Spent Cartridge for Keepsake
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Old 2nd March 2008, 12:59   #4
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I wouldn't mind trying it but I don't have a gun...OR a clue how to fire one safely
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Old 2nd March 2008, 13:19   #5
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Paul if the gunclub that carl uses is anything like the gunclub that I attend, you will get tuition prior to shooting the clays, just a basic course in gun safety but very neccesary.
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I would be interested in that, used to do an annual clay shoot at a previous company, not very good at it but very enjoyable.
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Old 2nd March 2008, 13:42   #7
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Paul if the gunclub that carl uses is anything like the gunclub that I attend, you will get tuition prior to shooting the clays, just a basic course in gun safety but very neccesary.
Presumably, they lend you a gun for the day as well.

I'd make a good impression of Vinnie Jones in the "Lock, stock and two smoking barrels" promotional adverts.
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Sounds like fun, but i don't know if it would be wise to have a mod attend when there are guns about
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I wouldn't mind trying it but I don't have a gun...OR a clue how to fire one safely

As Raggity says, you will be given a Gun to use.

What happened with us, we where given our Cartridges, then one at a time where talked through how to hold the Shotgun and then how to fire it etc. Gun safety was also explained to us.

We then went off in 3 groups and used different Clays - Namely Rabbit (A Clay that whizzes along the floor on its edge) - Pigeon - Which was a Clay fired up in the air and then the Duck (or Skeet shoot) - Which was a Clay fired from the front and behind you.

There was a "Competition" between us al land the winner, the person who hit most clays, was given a Certificate.

At the end of the day, we where then given the opportunity to use .22 Air Rifles and got some target practice in with them

As I said earlier it really is a good experience and a good laugh too.
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Sounds like fun, but i don't know if it would be wise to have a mod attend when there are guns about

LOL ......... I thought we loved the Mods here??
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