Doug Pinnegar
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I was up in north Wales today seeing my parents in Ruthin so felt it would be rude not to squeeze in a quick sporting round at Fauxdegla's facility. I was really impressed by the venue; after seeing mainly negative posts (granted from a few years ago) when I searched for information I wanted to show some pictures and my experience of the ground.
100 Sporting Round = £25 with both Fibre and Plastic wads allowed.
Firstly, what a breathtaking area to be based in. I really do love this part of North Wales as I have done a lot of mountain biking here.
On to the stand layouts...
1: Away in front O/R L-R High Incomer
2: L-R Rabbit O/R R-L Looper
3: R-L Quartering Away O/R R-L Quartering Away
4: L-R High Crosser O/R L-R High Crosser
5: Overhead O/R Overhead
6: Mini Away O/R L-R Crosser
7: R-L Looper O/R R-L Looper
8: R-L Crosser O/R R-L Crosser
9: High Teal O/R L-R High Looper
10: L-R Crosser O/R R-L Crosser
11: Overhead Driven O/R R-L High Crosser
Stands 9 and 11 really tripped me up. Very testing targets that are really (for a beginner) far out. The rest of the layout was nice and friendly with a few tricky birds.
Lovely scenery and promatic traps mean even billy no mates can have a nice wander round:
After the sporting round I tried my hand at a round of Skeet, after one of the groundsman having to explain to me what I am meant to do. It seemed fun, I hit 23 of the 25. Beginners luck maybe? Or no pressure from other shooters around?
After the sporting and skeet rounds I grabbed a bite to eat in the cafe which was very reasonably priced and tasty food. Beans on toast, which made a nice change from the standard sausage and egg rolls!
A very enjoyable mornings shooting and a cracking facility. No idea what this DTL business is though, but there seemed to be some serious people shooting that....
100 Sporting Round = £25 with both Fibre and Plastic wads allowed.
Firstly, what a breathtaking area to be based in. I really do love this part of North Wales as I have done a lot of mountain biking here.
On to the stand layouts...
1: Away in front O/R L-R High Incomer
2: L-R Rabbit O/R R-L Looper
3: R-L Quartering Away O/R R-L Quartering Away
4: L-R High Crosser O/R L-R High Crosser
5: Overhead O/R Overhead
6: Mini Away O/R L-R Crosser
7: R-L Looper O/R R-L Looper
8: R-L Crosser O/R R-L Crosser
9: High Teal O/R L-R High Looper
10: L-R Crosser O/R R-L Crosser
11: Overhead Driven O/R R-L High Crosser
Stands 9 and 11 really tripped me up. Very testing targets that are really (for a beginner) far out. The rest of the layout was nice and friendly with a few tricky birds.
Lovely scenery and promatic traps mean even billy no mates can have a nice wander round:
After the sporting round I tried my hand at a round of Skeet, after one of the groundsman having to explain to me what I am meant to do. It seemed fun, I hit 23 of the 25. Beginners luck maybe? Or no pressure from other shooters around?
After the sporting and skeet rounds I grabbed a bite to eat in the cafe which was very reasonably priced and tasty food. Beans on toast, which made a nice change from the standard sausage and egg rolls!
A very enjoyable mornings shooting and a cracking facility. No idea what this DTL business is though, but there seemed to be some serious people shooting that....
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