Trap
Fees:
Reg/Sr Member
Non-Member
Basic Safety:
a) Maximum shot size 7 1/2.
b) Unloaded & action open until your turn to shoot.
c) When loaded & shooting (don't walk, maximum 2
shells in gun if shooing doubles, 1 shot per target,
barrel pointed down rage).
d) Safety glasses & ear protection mandatory.
"Safety is everyone's business"
Safety glasses and ear protection mandatory in all shooting areas.
Tips to increase results:
- Head on stock, eyes on the target.
- Place your feet to allow upper body movement to any target.
- Targets rise to about 15 feet before starting to fall. Shoot while on the rise.
- Modified choke is recommended
Trap shooting target presentations are representative of Pheasant shooting. Targets are thrown at several unknown angles, down range away from the shooter. Shooters start at any one of five shooting stations, then take turns shooting at targets.
After completing the proper number of shots, all shooters move to the next position until each shooter has shot at the targets from each station.
There are three forms of Trap shooting competition, Singles, Handicap and Doubles. Singles is shot 16 yards behind the trap using 25 targets. Handicap is shot anywhere from 17-27 yards back (depending on the shooters skill level) using 25 targets. Handicap tends to level the playing field for less skilled shooters. The third form is Doubles which is shot from 16 yards and normally has 50 tagets.
Wing Shooter
$3.25/round
$5.50/round
$7.00/round
