What is your Discipline -Sporting/Trap

[S.Deaville]

Shropshire. Sporting mainly 95% of the time.

I did really enjoy the Compaq Sporting at the Growler and the DTL.

 

[chippy]

ESP mostly but I try to do all the county shoots so trap/skeet once or twice a year.pigeons crows rabbits now and again.and hares twice a year.

Norfolk

In fact I've just got back from shooting the county double rise.

 

[GunSport]

Sporting and dtl for me, I live in wilts, south west

 

[sidney]

Mainly OT, with some ABT, UT and occasional Sporting. Game a couple of times a year, and a bit of decoying.

 

[BoB1]

Just starting out really, so dipping my toe in every pond atm, clays that is. (Never had any interest in game shooting).

I will prob focus on trap disciplines the most, in the long run.

 

[Gnasher]

Surrey

I prefer competition ie registered or open rather than practice.

In order of preference and probably frequency:

Sporting

Sporttrap/Compak

FITASC

All round - the closest I'll get to a trap competition

Very occasionally I'll practice on skeet or DTL but only if there is no sporting competition on

I have no problem with shooting game because I like eating it. I have 2 days booked in October.

My husband prefers to shoot a rifle but I'd rather watch paint dry. My penance for that is I get to be butt marker instead

 

[Jonny English]

Lincolnshire

Sporting clays, game and pigeon. Lincolnshire is rubbish for the other disciplines, you have to travel a fair way to shoot any trap or registered events.

 

[Les53]

Trap,mainly OT......badly at the moment! (must do better next year!)

 

[glb868]

Sporting. Not a huge fan of skeet, tried ABT and I'm shockingly bad at it, probably cos I'm using a shorter but would like to get better at it. Might try a comb raiser and see if that has any difference

 

[glb868]

*sporter

 

[ips]

Mine isn't short, but don't worry mate some just are and its more how busy it is and how you use it that matters.