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01 // ABOUT
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About This Program
What to expect when you show up
As a result of the recent storm, the expected winter weather and the current condition of the Skeet fields, Skeet events have been suspended till current notice.
The skeet division has experienced an overall increase in participation so come out and join us. New shooters always welcome! Instruction and training will be provided to those new to skeet to get them started.
We are up at the skeet range about 12:30. Shooting will start at 1:00 pm.
Contact Lou Clemmer, chairman, 845-236-4809 (h) 845-505-2222 (cell), Al Carbonaro, co-chairman, 845-807-7750, or Bill Buskey 845-361-2778 to verify the range will be open.
02 // GEAR
#02
What to Bring
Equipment and gear for this program
1Shotgun (12 or 20 gauge)
2Minimum 75 shells (target loads, 8-9 shot)
3Eye protection (required)
4Ear protection (required)
Safety & Rules
Know these before your first shot
- Shotguns must remain unloaded and actions open except on station
- Only target loads permitted (no slugs or buckshot)
- Eye and ear protection required at all times
- Follow all pull-house commands and field procedures
- Rotate through stations in order
01 // SESSIONS
#01
Upcoming Sessions
18 sessions scheduled - click any date to view details or register
04 // TIPS
#04
Pro Tips for Beginners
Advice from experienced shooters
Start with 12-gauge; sub-gauges come later
Focus on consistent gun mount and swing
Station 8 singles are good for learning fundamentals
Join an NSSA club for league shooting
Watch experienced shooters read targets before you shoot