r4bob
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Some shoots in my area charge £40 for 100 birds how many stands would you expect or think fair, I am in the west midlands
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Martinj
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I think 12 stands would be the norm
donna
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Normally on a registered it would be 10 stands of 8 targets (ie 2 pairs on report or sim pairs) then 2 stands of 10 targets on report or sim pairs. If you are just going to a ground to practice do whatever you want, ie, if struggling on 1 target in particular spend more time on that stand and skip others.
Daz W
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For a targets only entry to a CPSA shoot, £40 seems the norm around this way (Herts/Beds/Bucks). 10 stands is the minimum required for a normal CPSA registered shoot. Most put on 12, some 13.
If it's my local non registered shoot, then it's 100 over 10 stands for£30. If I want to shoot more/less then I just pay for what I shot (at).
If it's my local non registered shoot, then it's 100 over 10 stands for£30. If I want to shoot more/less then I just pay for what I shot (at).
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Charliedog
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most practice clays are 40p which makes registered comparatively good value, no complaints from me
Daz W
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Good for them, five pairs on one stand is boring. Also in out area we can still practise for less then 40 p a clay, Orston is 37p and then 5% allowance for seeing clays and no birds, East of England is 35p a clay and they knock off any no birds.Grange farm managed 14 stands this week.
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