It starts 1 May 2024! See you there!
P.S. We have the doubles machine up and running if you'd like to try it out.
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Two months left in the season and we've had a great year so far! We have some new regulars, and we usually have close to two full squads of shooters every night. With the clubhouse renos complete we have a nice place to take a break from the sun, or to dodge the rain and have a little break. If you haven't tried trap out yet we hope you take the time to do it, everyone who comes has commented about how much fun they've had.
The June 19 evening was beautiful, warm, just a touch of a breeze, and no mosquitos until we were packing up to leave at the end of the night.
Sounds like it was a good evening to be at work.
The rain started just as we started shooting. It wasn't a little bit either. I dropped out at the end of the second round as I had water pouring out of my Browning. In a backhanded way I guess the rain was a good thing, I bought that B-80 about twenty years ago and never cleaned it before. It's very clean now!
The wind was crazy. First time I shot in conditions like that. Lots of fun!
Jim is just about to break this clay. We saw some excellent scores considering the wind which made the rounds challenging. Once clays start to drop they aren't supposed to start going back up. Then down. Then back up again. Or never climb at all. Or randomly jump up five feet.
It was a little bit grey, and only 12°C but we had a squad and a half come out to the first evening of trap. We had a shooter tie his high score from last year on his second round. Our newest shooters, with no trapshooting experience were shooting over 50% by the end of the evening. I have to congratulate the shooters, they were all great to be around and talk to as well as compete against. I hope to see more of you!
Doubles Trap will be back for those who want to try it out. The machine has been serviced and repaired, it's been tested for function (I suck at doubles) and I'm currently excavating the concrete (it's been a while since we've had this available). Once we have that finished and some of the scrub brush trimmed at the edge of the trap field we'll be ready to go.
Single Trap is ready to go, the machine is serviced, the concrete has been edged and blown off. See you on Wednesday!