The shoot was on Friday because of Easter. It was felt many would be having family lunches on Easter Sunday. A pleasant change was we were shooting at the Quainton ground. We have not shot there since 15th August. Shooting … Continue reading →
I know the picture has threatening skies, but I can promise you the weather was warm and dry with a light breeze to change the direction of the occasional clay. The ground was dry and hard, may summer last forever. … Continue reading →
Brilliant warm summer day today for our practice shoot. With the warm dry weather, we could take advantage of the dry ground, and shoot up from the field to the targets on the embankment. Normally we shoot down from the … Continue reading →
Despite the best intentions of the weather, the rain held off and we had an enjoyable shoot. Simon P 45 Tim 42 Wally 42 Mark 40 Helena 39 Lewis 38 Jennifer 38 Dawn 38 Graham C 38 Logan 38 John … Continue reading →
Our Quainton shoot had a large turn out. All the shooting was from on top of the old railway embankment. HS2 are back, and access to the field we sometimes shoot from is now closed. This might have been the … Continue reading →
Following the success of the previous shoot and the dedication of Brian’s team, our second post lockdown shoot was held at Quainton. This was held in a similar format as before. Again we were treated to some fine weather and … Continue reading →
After a break caused by torrential rain and waterlogged fields, it was good to be back shooting clays again. The rain mainly held off for the shoot, but a light drizzle did start before the end of the shoot. Today’s … Continue reading →
Lovely bright sunny and frosty morning brought out over 40 members and guests for the shoot. The cold weather did reduce the power of the radio transmitters, causing some technical issues. Stand four was demanding. The number of pickups on … Continue reading →
The weather for the shoot was lovely, slight breeze no rain and the sun shone. We did hear from Brians crew that it was still raining when they set up. Luckily at Quainton, we can walk on a firm solid … Continue reading →
The rain held off, muddy underfoot, so all the shooting was from the old rail line. An interesting rabbit was set up on stand 5 which caused some dissent. A big thank you to Tony and Ann for all the … Continue reading →
