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On the 23rd of February Southend & District Gun Club held its AGM and Prize Giving some apologies were received but there was a great turn out by the members.
The previous 2019 AGM minutes were adopted and accounts
agreed. The Chairman Trevor Smith then asked …
The CPSA use scores and averages to work out an individual shooters classification and for the period of March through to the end on May 2020 you will need to maintain these scores to get the classification in your chosen style of clay target shooting,
This year’s Essex CPSA AGM was held at the White Hart pub/restaurant in Witham on the 5th of February 2019.
The agenda was:
Apologies for absence2018 AGM MinutesMatters Arising
Chairmans ReportTreasurers …
Read moreSunday the 28th of January and what a glorious day for some clay shooting. At Southend Gun Club there was the usual English Skeet practice and Olympic (ISSF) Skeet practice with our Automatic Ball Trap shooters towards the end of the day enjoying some quick clays.
the reasons a …
Read moreThe Southend and District Gun Club has been sponsored by A Pass 4 U Driving School which is owned by Tony Mihill a member and keen shooter at Southend Gun Club.
A Pass 4 U driving school offers driving lessons in Essex and intensive driving courses throughout its network of …
Many different Countries and gun clubs have their own sets of laws and regulations but here are some of the general for safe shooting where ever you are.
Safety 1st so follow these rules
Always treat the gun as loaded – Ensure the gun is broken or has its …
Read moreThe English Skeet clay targets are thrown from 2 traps which are situated 36.8 metres apart and at different heights. On the right hand side is the high
house and to the left is the low house. In a semi-circle starting in front of the high house and finishing in …
