Yellow/Orange Lenses: Yellow and orange-tinted safety glasses tend to block out “blue light,” such as the diffused haze on a cloudy day, but bring out the orange color of a practice target. Let’s break down your shooting glasses lens color options: Two characteristics that every shooter needs. Lens Color MattersĪll of the eyewear in our shooting glasses section are ANSI Z87.1-2015 certified, so does it really matter whether you want amber versus gray lenses? Oh, yes, it does! Different safety glasses lens colors enhance your vision in various lighting conditions, improving visual clarity and depth perception. Yet, there can be some confusion around the many lens color options you have to choose from for your shooting eyewear. There’s no mystery surrounding why shooting glasses are a critical accessory – your eyes are precious, and you need to protect them. Please see the Rifle page for further details.If you’re an avid hunter or target shooter, you already know that shooting glasses are an absolute necessity every time you handle a firearm, whether it’s at the shooting range or in the field. Please note that non-Certificate holders (or new Certificate holders) will only be able to shoot with an experienced Club member to ensure the safety of all.įor details of our location please Contact Us. We are a very friendly club and non-members are always made welcome. Any person found not to be compliant will be asked to wear the correct equipment before continuing. Also note that the ground is rented out for sheep pasture, and the landlord's wishes are that dogs must be kept on leads if brought onto the shooting ground.Įar and eye protection must be worn when shooting (see the Club Rules).
Please note that our permission demands that we only use fibre wads - clay shooters found to be using plastic wads will be asked to leave. If any members feel that they can perhaps add a different stand layout, they are welcome to come along in the afternoon at 14:00 and join in.Īfter the shoot members are encouraged to stay for a cuppa and then help clear up and collect unbroken clays, which are recovered for future use. On the afternoon of shooting, the course of 5 or 6 stands, giving rounds of 50 targets, is set up by those club members available, usually a group of dedicated volunteers who kindly give up their time to ensure set up is completed ready for the evening shoot, with a view to making it different to the previous week/s, so there are always new target presentations to consider - some easier and some not! No two shooting sessions will be the same.
We can supply a club shotgun or two by prior arrangement (see Contact Us). Additional shoots may be added for Christmas etc.
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New pictures (10) posted in the Gallery 15 th JulyĪ reminder of the Interclub Shoot to be held at North Newton on Wednesday 20 th July and how to find them:- North Newton Clay Shooting Club LocationĬlay shooting at Cannington Park takes place on Thursday evenings through the Summer (see the Fixtures page for dates of ALL events), starting as soon as all the stands are set up and we are ready, and finishing before dusk in order to give us time to clear away. Unclaimed prizes will be recycled back into the club.
Ticket holders can bring their winning tickets to Justine to claim their prizes. Here are the winning raffle numbers that are as yet unclaimed:. Those who I have not already caught up with, find me next week to claim your winnings.Ĭongratulations to Mike Hill, Graham Bell, Chris Thompson and Eric Pyrah who were all given Life Membership awards in recognition of their hard work and dedication to the club.ĭave Douse was awarded a long service award as he has been shooting at the club since it began. Joint 3rd place Caleb Laney 27 / Chris Thompson 42 (69) and Hi all, The winners of the drawn pairs from the 14 th are as follows:ġst place Mike Hill 40 / Dick Sully 35 (75)Ģnd place Jon Hall 25 / Martin Howe 46 (71)
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