Trap

Trap shooting at Lima Sabres puts you behind a shotgun working five stations and 25 targets per round—straightforward clay discipline that sharpens your swing and follow-through. You're shooting singles that launch away from you at different angles, so each shot demands focus on the fundamentals.

This is the format shooters use to build consistency. Five positions, one bird at a time, no surprises. Solid way to spend a day if you want repeatable practice that actually shows you what you're doing wrong.