CLAY SHOOT - Give It A Go.
31 January 2010, 07:18 PM
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CLAY SHOOT - Give It A Go.
I thought that it was about time for abit of clay shooting again, but would like to make this a more permanent fixture here. I have organised this a few times and the people that went seemed to enjoy this.
The shoot takes place at the Old Rectory Clay Club, Enfield. The mornings package consists of the following: £35 - 2 boxes of 25 cartridges, clays, use of gun, and tuition with five variations, (5 variations meaning 5 different stands). You do get a tea/coffee in with this before you start.
This is a friendly club and there is always plenty of help on hand, and everything is all above board there. I hold a shotgun licence, as does Phil, but don't let that put you off, its all about the fun and experience and a morning out.
So, the first one will be the 7th March on a Sunday. Its £5 deposit, which will need to be collected before then, so i will need a list of people that want to go. I wont be on Feb ESC meet, so if Phil is going , could you give the deposit to him and i will collect any late deposits on the March meet.
All names below off anyone wanting to go:
1. Scott1e
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If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
Scotty.
The shoot takes place at the Old Rectory Clay Club, Enfield. The mornings package consists of the following: £35 - 2 boxes of 25 cartridges, clays, use of gun, and tuition with five variations, (5 variations meaning 5 different stands). You do get a tea/coffee in with this before you start.
This is a friendly club and there is always plenty of help on hand, and everything is all above board there. I hold a shotgun licence, as does Phil, but don't let that put you off, its all about the fun and experience and a morning out.
So, the first one will be the 7th March on a Sunday. Its £5 deposit, which will need to be collected before then, so i will need a list of people that want to go. I wont be on Feb ESC meet, so if Phil is going , could you give the deposit to him and i will collect any late deposits on the March meet.
All names below off anyone wanting to go:
1. Scott1e
2.
3.
4.
5.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
Scotty.
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Rectory Farm
The Ridgeway
ENFIELD
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Colchester (centre) to Rectory Farm using A12 and M25 is 64 miles approximately - CLICK
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For all that have their own gun/cartridges, i will find out the lower price for this.
NOTE: As Phil said, please remember your SGC.
Cheers all.
Scotty.
NOTE: As Phil said, please remember your SGC.
Cheers all.
Scotty.
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02 February 2010, 09:02 PM
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You need to apply for your Shot Gun License
Then buy away
I will have my 12g and 20g with me so if there are any younger members or females wanting a go the 20g kicks a lot less
My Daughter is alo coming now
Then buy away
I will have my 12g and 20g with me so if there are any younger members or females wanting a go the 20g kicks a lot less
My Daughter is alo coming now
. 12g is standard i think.
03 February 2010, 09:49 PM
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We will make sure you break a few
Basically as said above 12g and 20g are your standard shotguns although there are bigger and smaller
The 20g is smaller and lighter and used with the right cartridge will give less of a kick so its favoured by Women and kids although many chaps shoot with a 20g indeed I recorded a 43/50 with my 20g
Basically as said above 12g and 20g are your standard shotguns although there are bigger and smaller
The 20g is smaller and lighter and used with the right cartridge will give less of a kick so its favoured by Women and kids although many chaps shoot with a 20g indeed I recorded a 43/50 with my 20g
Can't make this one, you said this is the first, when's the next one?
thought 0/20 wasn't to bad 
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