Grew up around it... never actually did it on a range course. We'd just toss clays with a hand launcher...
Getting Started in Sporting Clays
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Getting Started in Sporting Clays
They love it. Amber has been competing for 13 years now. It’s her last year to compete with the team since she graduates college in December.
This is Wyatt’s 3rd year
This is Wyatt’s 3rd year
I've been on the Range Course a few times...Its a Blast....Something one needs to do regularly in order to be proficient at it tho.....
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I blasted the pigeons at the range one time. I did well too. Had a ball. Realized afterwards that it would become a very expensive hobby. My spouse was not into me having expensive hobbies 
It’s definitely not cheap. Luckily the place the kids shoot at covers the cost of their clays and doesn’t charge them to practice. They will also let them use a rental gun at no cost. They just needs to purchase shells or reload if they choose.I blasted the pigeons at the range one time. I did well too. Had a ball. Realized afterwards that it would become a very expensive hobby. My spouse was not into me having expensive hobbies
When I had access to the Family Farm, before my Divorce, We would go over there and shoot a couple 2 or 3 a times a year. Had the clay slinger mounted on an old tire and rim. Drop the tailgate of the truck and go at it......
I also used to hunt Ducks on the Patuxent River with my late Father in Law...Used to take my Chocolate Lab "Gunner" with us to retrieve the bounty. Gunner was a GREAT Friend for 13 years. Sadly he past away two years ago. 
I also used to hunt Geese in the winter time at the Farm. Had about 50 decoys I kept in the barn for such occasions. Gunner would never fail to retrieve my kills....
I also used to hunt Geese in the winter time at the Farm. Had about 50 decoys I kept in the barn for such occasions. Gunner would never fail to retrieve my kills....
Made it!!
Been there... I think 2014 . Took the 68 Road Runner I restored there. Got 2nd place in the 68 Plymouth category.. 1st place car had a lot of friends there and were connected to the Judges......
Sweet ride Mitch, Ya don't need my advice restoring a car you already have it figured out.
Wheels balanced on soobahwoo, and now contemplating my choices. Dropped box back on to the Studebaker. Should i bolt it down, and wire lights? Or, continue with mess i made on the driver’s side? Thinking fix the mess first.
Ya, I just don't do Body and Paint........Sweet ride Mitch, Ya don't need my advice restoring a car you already have it figured out.
I sometimes wish I never did. Not the best but I get by.
I'm sure that that statement is Erroneous.......I have seen what you can do........
Not up close you haven't. Hope someday we get a chance to meet up.
I have seen your car up close and it is ..................................................
Damn, I have no energy today. My legs feel like they weigh a ton.
I got the no energy as well but my legs are fine. Guess old age is setting in Mike.
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You just didn't look close Jim. Thanks for the complement though.I call BS! Your car is beautiful!
"...I get by", my ***!
I call BS! Your car is beautiful!
"...I get by", my ***!
Not good.
So, what did I accomplish today. hmmmmm it was Friday at work for me. Had a 2 hour meeting, inspected a crankshaft and bearings...
Oh! and I made some billet aluminum lowering blocks for the Charger to drop the rear another inch...
Oh! and I made some billet aluminum lowering blocks for the Charger to drop the rear another inch...
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