NO!All this talk of straights, will it tempt any of you fast trap guys to shoot some dtl this year?
At the end of this year I may little choice, unless I want to travel a long way to shoot OT. Garry2749 keeps trying to get me over to Axminster to shoot it and he is trying to get me to shoot the county DTL championships too, he keeps telling me it will be a laugh!!!! DTL scares the daylights out of me to be honest, I shot DTL for about 13/14 years back in the distant past and it nearly drove me crazy. You really do need nerves of steel to shoot DTL and I take my hat off to those guys who shoot it all the time ! :goodjob:All this talk of straights, will it tempt any of you fast trap guys to shoot some dtl this year?
Sounds like a plan mate!!!!!I'll take 25 chips, hacks and halfed clays over 24 balls of smoke anyday.... :haha:
Whenever I chip a target, I am usually not far from a miss or 2nd barrel. So 25 chips are great, but (for me at least) not a realistic possibility!I'll take 25 chips, hacks and halfed clays over 24 balls of smoke anyday.... :haha:
Well, yeah. Actually, hell yeah!+1
But isnt it chuffing tedious
+1Wow 100 straight single barrel is very impressive even more so than dtl i would put that achievement well higher than dtl straight no second barrel to hide behind you must have nerves of steal my friend. Should have got a gold badge never mind a silver one.
Points have to count. If DTL were simply down to kills we'd all be shooting 'straight'.Every sport has its disagreements in club houses or grounds throughout the land. This morning's dispute is what constitutes a "straight" be it 25, 75, or 100+ ; should second barrel kills count or not? Obviously a perfect score at DTL is 25/75 etc but can the shooter scoring 25/72 or whatever legitimately claim a "straight"? According to the CPSA they don't concern themselves with such vanity but most grounds do give out achievement badges so what does one have to do to get one? Personally I think that if a clay goes up in one piece and is broken by the first or second barrel then it's fair enough - a pheasant doesn't hang on to this mortal coil if it's hit by a second shot; it's still dead. Any views (or steer towards a bona fides rule made up by a chap in a suit somewhere)?
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