Was booked in to shoot this yesterday, and despite the windy conditions, headed over to Hornet for a 9.45 start. Hornet can be breezy at the best of times, so yesterday was something special, and we had some fun with some targets!
There was already a 96ex100 on the board, and a 90 and 91 from the Saturday - so it was clear that this was shootable. Squadded up and headed out onto the Club House layout - nicely done with some quick targets that had a limited window of opportunity as you moved onto pegs 2 and 3.
Second layout for us was 'stubble field' - with some tricky quartering targets and a nice high looper, couple of incomers on Peg 3 caused some issue especially when one appeared to be a rocket and caught a few out on our squad. Third layout was 'Pen' with a usual mix of high crossers and a tricky overhead on Peg 3.
Final layout was two towers with a couple of great wind affected targets - a big curling crosser that became a 'kill or get hit' target in some gusts of wind, much hilarity as this was missed at 5 yards out by some. A nice teal off the tower become an interesting bird as you moved to peg 3.
Overall - my score is not printable, for the first three layouts I was shooting high on a lot of things - four out of four decent shots on my squad can't be wrong, so a suggested change was made to my adj. comb which seemed to reap dividends straight away and I had a half decent score on the final parcours of the day.
Hornet has had some nice improvements - a new clubhouse extension is very welcome, with a bit of music and another wood burner to keep the place warm - it was well appreciated on a blustery day like yesterday. I thought the targets were very good, despite the wind (nice one Kev) - it was all there to be shot with something for everyone. Nice shoot, and I'll definitely be back for as much of the series as I can.
There was already a 96ex100 on the board, and a 90 and 91 from the Saturday - so it was clear that this was shootable. Squadded up and headed out onto the Club House layout - nicely done with some quick targets that had a limited window of opportunity as you moved onto pegs 2 and 3.
Second layout for us was 'stubble field' - with some tricky quartering targets and a nice high looper, couple of incomers on Peg 3 caused some issue especially when one appeared to be a rocket and caught a few out on our squad. Third layout was 'Pen' with a usual mix of high crossers and a tricky overhead on Peg 3.
Final layout was two towers with a couple of great wind affected targets - a big curling crosser that became a 'kill or get hit' target in some gusts of wind, much hilarity as this was missed at 5 yards out by some. A nice teal off the tower become an interesting bird as you moved to peg 3.
Overall - my score is not printable, for the first three layouts I was shooting high on a lot of things - four out of four decent shots on my squad can't be wrong, so a suggested change was made to my adj. comb which seemed to reap dividends straight away and I had a half decent score on the final parcours of the day.
Hornet has had some nice improvements - a new clubhouse extension is very welcome, with a bit of music and another wood burner to keep the place warm - it was well appreciated on a blustery day like yesterday. I thought the targets were very good, despite the wind (nice one Kev) - it was all there to be shot with something for everyone. Nice shoot, and I'll definitely be back for as much of the series as I can.