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August 24, 2010, 08:08 AM | #27 |
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Oneounce: Staten Island S.C. is Trap only. I've been there every Wednesday lately.
Sandanonna - now there's a facility. I treated myself to their shotgun instruction a few years ago when I retired. Very nice. It is, though, a full day affair to go there and shoot. I just may do that though. Good idea. I am a member at the North Mt. Sportsman's Club (http://www.northmt.com/) not too far from a home I have in PA. They have a state of the art NSSF Bunker Trap facility - but I haven't gotten to try it...yet. Pete
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August 24, 2010, 08:59 AM | #28 |
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We have a bunker facility just up the road in Gainesville. Haven't tried that yet - I'm usually at the sporting clay clubs in the region.
Back on topic - At any of the places I shoot, I haven't seen a coach gun used for clays. I tried skeet once with my HD Mossberg just for grins - THAT was a waste of targets and ammo........ |
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