Once again, thanks for the contribution. The entry fee will be less than £60 but the contribution to the prize fund will stay at £10 per entry to facilitate the payout we mentioned last week. It will be run on CPSA classes too, any non-members will be classified on the day.
British 21gms. Sporting Championship
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EdSolomons
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I hadn't really thought of the using bigger shells problem, but I suppose it is something to consider. Maybe have shells on the stand and feed them from one of those wooden shell holders on the front of the cage?
Otherwise I guess you could just have 28g comp x in your pocket and pretend you are using what you have been given?
Otherwise I guess you could just have 28g comp x in your pocket and pretend you are using what you have been given?
chubby
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Already bought my Comp 
X 28g no one will know
Ian as I work in a Gun shop who sell Hull and I get them at a discount what would the entry price be without Carts?
X 28g no one will know Ian as I work in a Gun shop who sell Hull and I get them at a discount what would the entry price be without Carts?
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Emmsy
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I must say it is a sad reflection of the shooting world when the only topics that seem to continually come up on a regular basis on this forum are cheating and sandbagging. Is it really of concern to all of us that like any other pursuit/sport there will always be cheats. I f we keep banging on about it what will prospective would be shooters think of our sport when they constanlty read such drivel.
I shoot regularly, well each weekend anyway, I abide by the rules and take decisions from scorers /referees in good faith as I am sure they are made in good faith If people feel the need to bend the rules thats their affair I think cheating is just ultimately cheating yourself and diminishes you as a person and a competitor. Naive veiwpoint perhaps, but let the cheats get on with it, I know when I compete I have done my level best within my capabilities, that sometimes is good enough and sometimes not, to take a prize of any sort without merit is somewhat pyrrich to say the least.
I shoot regularly, well each weekend anyway, I abide by the rules and take decisions from scorers /referees in good faith as I am sure they are made in good faith If people feel the need to bend the rules thats their affair I think cheating is just ultimately cheating yourself and diminishes you as a person and a competitor. Naive veiwpoint perhaps, but let the cheats get on with it, I know when I compete I have done my level best within my capabilities, that sometimes is good enough and sometimes not, to take a prize of any sort without merit is somewhat pyrrich to say the least.
Bob_P
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What would you like it to be?Already bought my Comp
Ian as I work in a Gun shop who sell Hull and I get them at a discount what would the entry price be without Carts?
40UP
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An extract from Beverley CTC website. I can't see the point of the misdemeanor unless there's a reloader about. :huh:
"ANYONE found to be using anything less than a SEVEN shot at Beverley Clay Target Centre will be asked to leave the ground immediately. RC50 50GM 4 Shot Cartridges are being used on the Sporting as quite a number are being picked up week after week. This now has to stop with immediate effect. The sporting will be checked on a very regular basis. Anyone seeing anybody else abusing the rule, please report this immediately to the office."
I mean you don't fire off cartridges costing £13/box just to get rid of them. I'd look for a 3" chamber auto to start with but then they wouldn't be in the bin. They'd be all over the place.
"ANYONE found to be using anything less than a SEVEN shot at Beverley Clay Target Centre will be asked to leave the ground immediately. RC50 50GM 4 Shot Cartridges are being used on the Sporting as quite a number are being picked up week after week. This now has to stop with immediate effect. The sporting will be checked on a very regular basis. Anyone seeing anybody else abusing the rule, please report this immediately to the office."
I mean you don't fire off cartridges costing £13/box just to get rid of them. I'd look for a 3" chamber auto to start with but then they wouldn't be in the bin. They'd be all over the place.
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EdSolomons
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I must say I'm not aware of it being a problem normally (ie at 28g shoots) but to be honest I don't check the bins that often so who knows. I know a lot of game shooters shoot pigeon/pheasant loads at practice which may be left in the bins when it comes to registered shoots. You'd like to think it doesn't go on. Personally I don't care as I don't think it gives an advantage but rules are rules.
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EdSolomons
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I've got to get my dinner from somewhere!
Jeremy Baker
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EdSolomons
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I'll ask the maids what they do with the empty caviar tins!
Jeremy Baker
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So, here we have it. British Open 21gm Championship. Sunday September 30th. Wylye Valley SG. 100 bird Sporting event run to CPSA rules using CPSA classes. High Gun £200 with £100 for a class win in all lettered classes plus Ladies, Juniors and Vets. Prizes down to fourth place. Aged 16 and under shoot free of charge with a paying adult. Hull Comp-X 12 gauge cartridges will be provided. Entry cost £56.
We hope all those who attend find it an interesting and entertaining event.
We hope all those who attend find it an interesting and entertaining event.
