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Well, that was an eye opener :lol:

 

AA class is 96.6% and above. So in a 100 bird registered competition you can loose 3 birds, so I planned 24,24,24,25 which I've done in practice spread out over the last few months, though only 1 round at a time.

 

Round 1 I was straight upto stand 6, where somehow I missed the high bird on the pair. Ok I thought, I'd have liked to get the straight out of the way first, but a 24 is within the plan. Stand 7 smoked the low house, and again somehow missed the high house which in the past has been unmissable!! :oops::yes: Ended on 23.

 

Incandescent with rage and straight into round 2. Stand 1 straight. Stand 2 totally ballsed it up....utterly.... ended on 21. :lol:

 

Round 3, exactly the same thing, stand 2 completely tits, 21. :lol:

 

Round 4, calmed down a little and thought things through a bit more and ended on 24, dropped the stand 4 low bird single.

 

89/100 and class C. C standing for Cabbage.

 

Not as easy as it looks, this Skeet malarky! :bye2::good:

 

Bigweed had a similar story. Has shot it straight twice recently in practice. In the registered though, made similar mistakes to me, ended on 88.

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Very frustrating indeed - went there with a 94 in mind --- uh uh

 

Practice round with PDLM i hit a 23 so looked possible.

 

In the registered, I went 22, 23, 22, and then a 21 to finish - pathetic, dropped the high house on the pair on stand 1 (1st time i'd done that which played on me for the next 2 stands), the low single on stand 2 and missed both on 3 but managed to pull it back a bit with nothing more dropped from 4 to 7 - if only I'd done that from the start.

 

Till next time

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Well, I've lost count of the number of times I've said it on this forum, but if you want to be a good Sporting shot, shoot plenty of Skeet as practice, that way you'll mop up all of the "easy" ones and will only have to worry about the "hard" ones..!! :yes:

 

Cat.

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I thought you guys had only been shooting 6 months or a year or so, and you want to be world beaters.

 

Enjoy your shooting might be a better idea :good:

 

yup, started just over 7 months ago and was soon hitting 20s in skeet - just looking to do better all the time but regardless of scores, i still enjoy it every time out.

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I thought you guys had only been shooting 6 months or a year or so, and you want to be world beaters.

 

Enjoy your shooting might be a better idea :cry1:

 

:good:

 

I think you may be taking my post too seriously! :good: It's all social, entertainment, and a fresh outlet for my **** jokes for me, with a slight competitive streak, of course.

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Are you still claiming the "Daddy" title Pete? You do still deserve it and, as such, I wish you a happy father's day.

 

Of course, you should be out there practicing right now and not get this till later, otherwise you are just not showing commitment.

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Where were you shooting the Registered Skeet Pete?

 

Kingsferry, which is Isle of Shippey. I must stop calling it Isle of ****tey as it actually seems like a pleasant place. The club is very friendly indeed :oops: 40p for a cup of tea that actually comes to you as a fully finished cup of tea and not a DIY cup of hot water and tea bag. :lol::lol: You can rock up on alternate Saturday/Sundays and shoot registered or practice, just ask for registered and a ref will do the official bit for you.

 

The 4 Skeet layouts are really good, the birds are 'proper' skeet targets and everything worked really reliably as well.

 

There's a lead ban there, which means it's steel only, been like that 10 years apparently. :good:

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Kingsferry, which is Isle of Shippey. I must stop calling it Isle of ****tey as it actually seems like a pleasant place. The club is very friendly indeed :lol: 40p for a cup of tea that actually comes to you as a fully finished cup of tea and not a DIY cup of hot water and tea bag. :lol::D You can rock up on alternate Saturday/Sundays and shoot registered or practice, just ask for registered and a ref will do the official bit for you.

 

The 4 Skeet layouts are really good, the birds are 'proper' skeet targets and everything worked really reliably as well.

 

There's a lead ban there, which means it's steel only, been like that 10 years apparently. :oops:

 

 

The Isle of Sheppey even :good:

 

Heathens :D

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