Clay Shooting
Clay pigeon shooting is a popular sport that covers all social classes, many women are enthusiastic competitors and it is one of the few sports in which the disabled can compete on level terms with able-bodied people.
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Most shooting is done through clubs with their own shooting grounds where there will be a series of traps – or launchers – which catapult the clays into the air to simulate a variety of wild quarry. Clay pigeon shooting can be a particularly attractive for those who live in towns or are limited in the amount of time that they can give to their sport.
Events & Training Courses
Jun 2017
| 25 Jun | Royal Isle of Wight County Show - Isle of Wight |
| Royal Isle of Wight Agricultural Society showground, Northwood, Isle of Wight |
| 28 Jun - 29 Jun | Royal Norfolk Show |
| Royal Norfolk Showground, Dereham Rd, Norwich |
| 28 Jun | Simulated Game Day - West London Shooting School |
| West London Shooting School, Sharvel Lane, West End Road |
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