Jpfoto
Member
Hi there
Just wanted to introduce myself as I am new to Shootclay.
I've been shooting now for just over 10 years. I was introduced by a good friend of mine, I shot only 13/50 on my first clay round but was hooked from that day. I soon purchased my first gun, a 26" Browning Medallist (my "sawn-off" as it became known!) and I still use that today. It's officially a skeet gun, but has proven to be a very practical sporter, being shorter and hence lighter, it's an easy handling gun for rough shooting.
I try to shoot every other weekend where I can, mainly at Yielden Gun Club on the Beds/Northants border, but inevitable family commitments and my photography business sometimes keep me away.
However, my photography work is now getting me more involved in shooting as last season I launched a new Sporting Photography service. Hopefully this coming season, this will really take off and I can seriously combine my passions - www.overandunder.jpfoto.co.uk
Will try and join in where I can, in the meantime ... happy shooting!
Jon Farmer
Over & Under Sporting Photography
www.overandunder.jpfoto.co.uk
[email protected]
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Just wanted to introduce myself as I am new to Shootclay.
I've been shooting now for just over 10 years. I was introduced by a good friend of mine, I shot only 13/50 on my first clay round but was hooked from that day. I soon purchased my first gun, a 26" Browning Medallist (my "sawn-off" as it became known!) and I still use that today. It's officially a skeet gun, but has proven to be a very practical sporter, being shorter and hence lighter, it's an easy handling gun for rough shooting.
I try to shoot every other weekend where I can, mainly at Yielden Gun Club on the Beds/Northants border, but inevitable family commitments and my photography business sometimes keep me away.
However, my photography work is now getting me more involved in shooting as last season I launched a new Sporting Photography service. Hopefully this coming season, this will really take off and I can seriously combine my passions - www.overandunder.jpfoto.co.uk
Will try and join in where I can, in the meantime ... happy shooting!
Jon Farmer
Over & Under Sporting Photography
www.overandunder.jpfoto.co.uk
[email protected]
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I am here: http://tapatalk.com/map.php?g25ruq
