Shooting Clays

[Bolerus]

You may be better off finding a local club which provide lessons. They will not only take you though improving your **** but also the process of applying for a license and selecting a gun.

To be honest, I don't want to go that far.

As I said I am an archer, and that is my main sport/hobby. But would like to occasionally have a shoot...
Getting a experience day once a year or something would do it, but was just wondering if there was a better way without actually going down the whole. Course. Get a licence, but a gun, join a club path

 

[BennoUK]

To be honest, I don't want to go that far.

As I said I am an archer, and that is my main sport/hobby. But would like to occasionally have a shoot...
Getting an experience day once a year or something would do it, but was just wondering if there was a better way without actually going down the whole. Course. Get a licence, but a gun, join a club path

Go for a shoot of some .22 rifles at Double Deuce in Walsall of Phoenix range in Burnley?

 

[Terminal_Boy]

To be honest, I don't want to go that far.

As I said I am an archer, and that is my main sport/hobby. But would like to occasionally have a shoot...
Getting a experience day once a year or something would do it, but was just wondering if there was a better way without actually going down the whole. Course. Get a licence, but a gun, join a club path

Talk to your local clubs. They might operate new shooter classes or have a club gun you can use to shoot alongside the regular club members under supervision.

 

[killsta]

To be honest, I don't want to go that far.

As I said I am an archer, and that is my main sport/hobby. But would like to occasionally have a shoot...
Getting a experience day once a year or something would do it, but was just wondering if there was a better way without actually going down the whole. Course. Get a licence, but a gun, join a club path

If you're near Stoke, get yourself down to Doveridge:

Doveridge Clay Sports | Shooting Grounds in the West Midlands

At the Doveridge shooting grounds in the West Midlands, we offer the best clay pigeon shooting in the Midlands. We also have a number of holiday cottages, so if you're looking to combine your clay pigeon shooting with a break at one of our holiday cottages in the Midlands, it really is ideal!

www.doveridgeclaysports.co.uk

They do lessons/have a go sessions/rentals etc.

 

[Bolerus]

If you're near Stoke, get yourself down to Doveridge:

Doveridge Clay Sports | Shooting Grounds in the West Midlands

At the Doveridge shooting grounds in the West Midlands, we offer the best clay pigeon shooting in the Midlands. We also have a number of holiday cottages, so if you're looking to combine your clay pigeon shooting with a break at one of our holiday cottages in the Midlands, it really is ideal!

www.doveridgeclaysports.co.uk

They do lessons/have a go sessions/rentals etc.

My partner bought a experience day for Christmas... Loads of options including clay pigeon ). So I'll be having at least one more go at it

 

[Firestar_3x]

Going for our first instructor lesson on Saturday, then a full tour of the club, meal and chance to ask questions etc.

If all goes well we plan on becoming members, 3k a year each but this includes 18 lessons with a professional, gun storage, discounts off clays and cartridges etc.

After a few lessons plan to visit Premier guns, which is at Doveridge to try our shortlist out and decide what to buy.