THE Troy Foods Classic FITASC - New Thread

[teepee1234]

That solly mun bloke is getting good at this gun down stuff, ain't he??

 

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Natural

 

[Will Hewland]

Score from the ground. Ed Solomons 143/150

7 clear! Of GD too..

 

[Richard59]

Just seen the scores, noticed that Huw Stephens (Barbury SS) has put in a 132 great effort that

 

[DoubleBarrelledDon]

Interesting scores....phenomenal stuff from Ed! though im expecting a 144 from Pete Wilson when he puts in his D class score....

 

[Gnasher]

Shot this today. As usual, Steve (and Ali) have put on another great shoot. Very tasty targets (tasty free lunch too).
4 layouts, 4 pegs each layout. Lots of variety, close and distant, every angle, all the rabbits put together on one peg - great peg. Ran quite smoothly for us with breaks in between layouts less than an hour. Apparently there was a major trap breakdown but my squad wasn't affected.
I would happily shoot this every year just for the sheer pleasure of shooting great, challenging targets.
Shot a modest score of 97/150. I had 2 very good pegs where I only dropped 1 but a couple of nightmares as well. But I hit the long range midi off the tower on the barn and that made me very happy

 

[CarlOT]

Had the pleasure of shooting this yesterday, truly one of the most enjoyable shooting experiences I can recall.

Well done to all at the clay pigeon shooting company

 

[EdSolomons]

As expected, super targets, great set up, lovely food and even decent weather! Well done to the whole team and to Dave for putting his hand in his own pocket to help support our hobby.

I just hope Steve some of these big birds I've heard so much about on for the final

 

[Jim Wheeler]

great stuff from mr Solomons,, he has a great future as a 29 y/old,, 

I see fitasc, proper, old style, fitasc as the best challenge for a clay shooter, not to detract from the disciplines in the slightest,, as they require a type of dedication that many cannot achieve,,the repeatability and reaction of any Olympic shottist is phenomenal,   but I still think working out the targets, which mostly you only see the once,, is more in line with the essence of clay target (pigeon) shooting, due to the variation, and the lack of 'repeatability' .

just a pity it takes so long!  this is the reason ESP is so popular,, 2 hours versus a day for fitasc!!!!

 

[Doctor Lecter]

:suicide:I would love a bash but  time and money rule many men !      just one genuine question ,  do any of you actually have jobs ?    if so please list occupations and salaries  thanks .  :beach:

 

[Macc Ladd]

Butcher £6.00 per hour

 

[EdSolomons]

Proctologist, but I don't do it for the money...

 

[teepee1234]

Professional perve, and I pay myself a fortune.

 

[ExSCA]

General IT monkey, millionaire... I do this for all the fun it brings me...
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[cjc]

Full time bush trimmer, whatever I can get

 

[Will Hewland]

Full time bush trimmer, whatever I can get

Have you got your own salon Chris? And do you also do nails?

 

[cjc]

Only use petrol trimmers, for the really tough stuff!

 

[Darkside]

Pesant farmer/cow teat technition and help with some corporate clays when asked for some extra £££

 

[Jeremy Baker]

Trailer maker and fortune teller.

 

[Shaun Hopkins]

Airline pilot but spend most of my time just staring out the window!  :crazy: