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BigD_in_FL · January 8, 2013, 04:22 PM

Sporting Clays by a HUGE margin. Each place is different; most have a course with 12 or more stations, and each station is different.

Trap and skeet are EXACTLY the same, no matter where you are - Maine to Miami, San Diego to Seattle, and all point in between.

In serious competition, you need perfect scores in trap and skeet just to get to the shootoff; whereas in Sporting, the number of perfect scores can be counted on one hand.

So it comes down to this: do you like BORING repetition where the targets are always the same, OR, do you like an extreme variety where each course utilizes its terrain to set challenging and fun targets?

January 8, 2013, 04:22 PM	#2
BigD_in_FL Junior member Join Date: December 20, 2012 Location: The "Gunshine State" Posts: 1,981	Sporting Clays by a HUGE margin. Each place is different; most have a course with 12 or more stations, and each station is different. Trap and skeet are EXACTLY the same, no matter where you are - Maine to Miami, San Diego to Seattle, and all point in between. In serious competition, you need perfect scores in trap and skeet just to get to the shootoff; whereas in Sporting, the number of perfect scores can be counted on one hand. So it comes down to this: do you like BORING repetition where the targets are always the same, OR, do you like an extreme variety where each course utilizes its terrain to set challenging and fun targets?