Where do I start?
To get started with clay shooting, the easiest way is to find a local club, go along and have a try.
Best In The Field Clay Shoot
BASC’s Best In The Field Clay Shoot is a competition with a difference, with a fantastic range of targets set to simulate live quarry shooting.
BASC’s Best In The Field Clay Shoot 2024 takes place on 13 and 14 July place at Sporting Targets near Riseley in Bedfordshire.
With targets set by FITASC world champion and shooting coach, Ed Solomons, the competition will follow a game shooting layout.
Poised to include pigeon, rabbit, duck, grouse and pheasant, each stand will mimick the real activity, including a grouse butt, seated in a pigeon hide and kneeling in a creek.
Competition categories and sections
The competition incorporates 100 sporting clays, with the option to shoot an additional 20 clays on BASC’s sustainable ammunition stand.Â
The categories for Best In The Field Clay Shoot are as follows:
- High Gun – open to all
- Team (up to six people) – open to all
- Women-only section
- Parent and child (child can be any age)
- Best gamekeeper
- Best young shot across any category (21 years and under)
Entries are open now
Contact Sporting Targets on 01234 708893 to reserve your place, email general@sportingtargets.co.uk, or download an entry form here.Â
Thanks to our sponsors
Thank you to this year’s sponsors and event supporters, all of whom help to make the Best In The Field Clay Shoot possible. You can find out more about each one by clicking on their logos below.
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What do I need?
To get started you don’t need to make any big investments until you know it’s the sport for you.
Types of clay shooting
There are several different disciplines you can try when it comes to target shooting including skeet and trap.
