Hi from Staffordshire

[JungleJim]

Hello there,

Bit about me, I'm 31, live in rural Staffordshire (DE13) and enjoy fishing, shooting and mountain biking.

I started shotgun shooting in early 2010 and started with a Silver Pigeon 3, which I still have (restocked in better wood that fits me better!). I have a few shotguns and enjoy pigeon, clay and game shooting.

Enjoying clay shooting more now I have a mate that does it and my scores have improved dramatically as a result. Generally shoot at Doveridge, Garlands and some local Sunday morning shoots.

Anyway, I'm in the market for a new Sporter and internet searching for views lead me to this site!

 

[DAVE_B]

Hi, Welcome to the forum! Enjoy your visits.

 

[kevin]

Hi,

welcome to the forum.

 

[SoR]

Welcome jim there are quite a few shooters from staffs on here

 

[RobertBeard]

Welcome to the forum and Good Shooting!

 

[shortlegs]

Welcome Jim :hi:  enjoy the forum plenty here that can give you views on different Sporters

 

[teepee1234]

Welcome along, enjoy! 

 

[Parkie]

Welcome along!


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[joe kitson]

welcome jim    what are you looking for pleanty guns for sale

 

[Ray]

Welcome to the Forum

 

[S.Deaville]

Welcome mate.

Only down the road and have a nice sporter for sale on here

 

[Guerini Guy]

Hi Oliver and welcome

 

[V44VAA]

Hello, and welcome...

 

[Salopian]

Welcome to shootclay.com. What a pity you live in a County where clayshooting is not very popular and  done by people who cannot shoot.

If ever you need educating or help, venture over the border to Shropshire where the people are so friendly and of course superb shots.

 

[S.Deaville]

I am one of the few bad shooters in Shrops then  :crazy:

 

[PhilS]

Welcome

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[RobertBeard]

Welcome to the forum and Good Shooting!

 

[Iggy]

Welcome to shootclay.com. What a pity you live in a County where clayshooting is not very popular and  done by people who cannot shoot.
If ever you need educating or help, venture over the border to Shropshire where the people are so friendly and of course superb shots.

If the Home Office do ever grant you your passport why not take a trip over to Staffs and visit one of the many beautiful grounds we have to offer. You may have to queue though as they are generally quite busy

 

[Gene Holmes]

Welcome Jim