Ever wondered about Skeet? Our new correspondent, JonSkeet, gives you a quick introduction to this interesting discipline.
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CPSA Issue 41 Classifications – cut-off points released
The UK governing body has released the cut-off points for classifications in Issue 41 – effective from 1st December 2011 – all the details after the jump
Announcing the ShootClay Directory
We’re pleased to announce the launch of the ShootClay Directory – a listing of Shooting Grounds and shoots across the UK
Security Special Pt 2 – Fitting your gun safe
In the second part of our security special – we’re looking at how to fit a gun cabinet…
Security Special Pt 1 – Choosing a gun safe
The first in a three part special – looking at keeping your gun secure – first step, choosing a gun safe…
Guest Post – John King on choosing your Clay Shooting Coach and School
We asked Coach John King to help us find good shooting tuition – here are his guidelines to fnding the best coach and school…
What is Olympic Skeet?
The third part of our handy guide to the Olympic Clay Shooting disciplines – useful if you want to get up to speed prior to the 2012 games – this time, it’s Olympic Skeet… full details after the jump…
The OSP School – fantastic resource for shooters
At ShootClay we really like finding resources to help clay shooters improve their shooting and their scores. Check out our latest find…
What is Double Trap?
Still thinking about booking Olympic tickets? Our guide to Double Trap might help you decide on whether to apply…
What is Olympic Trap?
Now that 2012 Olympic tickets are on sale, interest will start to rise in the shooting disciplines – and at ShootClay, we want to make sure that we have you covered – so we’ll be posting a series outlining the disciplines that will be featured in London – and explaining some of the rules. First up, Trap…