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01 // ABOUT
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About This Program
What to expect when you show up
## What to Expect
Skeet features two trap houses -- a high house and a low house -- that launch targets on crossing flight paths. Shooters rotate through eight stations arranged in a semicircle, taking singles and doubles from each position.
### Quick Facts
| Detail | Info |
|--------|------|
| Targets per round | 25 |
| Stations | 8 |
| Gauge | 12, 20, 28, and .410 |
| Skill level | All levels welcome |
### What to Bring
- Shotgun (12, 20, 28 gauge, or .410)
- Ammunition (target loads)
- Eye and ear protection (required)
> Contact Oxford Gun Club directly for current fees, start times, and any pre-registration requirements.
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
52 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