Anyone for a meet up at sporting targets(riseley) or Atkin Grant & Lang

[Adam17]

Hi All,

Looking for a buddy up, one off or more regular, what ever suits.

Any questions or arrangements let me know..

 

[Will Hewland]

I usually do the CPSA shoots at AGL, so say hi if you see me.

 

[Adam17]

Will do chap. Good stuff. Where is your usual clay dusting?

 

[Will Hewland]

Will do chap. Good stuff. Where is your usual clay dusting?

Sorry, just seen.. I have shot at 14 different grounds this period, but AGL, Hornet (College Farm), EJC, Owls Lodge, Westfield, Southdown are some of the real regulars. Only AGL anywhere near you I think.

 

[Adam17]

Sorry, just seen.. I have shot at 14 different grounds this period, but AGL, Hornet (College Farm), EJC, Owls Lodge, Westfield, Southdown are some of the real regulars. Only AGL anywhere near you I think.

Wow, get about ay!. It seems your a serious shooter so no surprise..

Yeh S/T and AGL are my 2 closest that offer pay n play, I'm not one for comps or the 50-100 bird days, for me its just a bit of fun on my days off work (not that I don't take it seriously, just not competition serious) I guess I wouldn't say no to a comp, but like the ability to choose which stand to go on and how many I choose to shoot. Still very new at this. So some times I like to stick to a stand if I'm particularly struggling to hit a target - (crossers - particularly)

for instance, last Wednesday (after a 4 week break due to lack of funds and tennis elbow 6 weeks in), I got just under 60 out of 100. still suffering muchly with tennis elbow - its horrible. I started to feel it more so after 40-50 cartridges, by 70 id had enough, but carried on to 100.

Not only that, I proper suck at crossers .. But it was nice to get back out and dust a few clays.

 

[Will Hewland]

Wow, get about ay!. It seems your a serious shooter so no surprise..

Yeh S/T and AGL are my 2 closest that offer pay n play, I'm not one for comps or the 50-100 bird days, for me its just a bit of fun on my days off work (not that I don't take it seriously, just not competition serious) I guess I wouldn't say no to a comp, but like the ability to choose which stand to go on and how many I choose to shoot. Still very new at this. So some times I like to stick to a stand if I'm particularly struggling to hit a target - (crossers - particularly)

for instance, last Wednesday (after a 4 week break due to lack of funds and tennis elbow 6 weeks in), I got just under 60 out of 100. still suffering muchly with tennis elbow - its horrible. I started to feel it more so after 40-50 cartridges, by 70 id had enough, but carried on to 100.

Not only that, I proper suck at crossers .. But it was nice to get back out and dust a few clays.

FWIW, I agree that some decent practice is the best way to get going. However, once you’re hitting 60% on a reasonable practice course, you might consider the CPSA events. Don’t get hung up on the word “competition”. You don’t have to join CPSA and can just buy a practice card to experience the courses. It’s the cheapest way of shooting good varied targets and will pull you onward.