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Omagh & District Clay Target Club

Shooting UK
November 26, 2008

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Clay pigeon shooting at the Omagh & District CTC

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Omagh & District Clay Target Club

Mark and Jamie Bettinson: A profile

Are all breeds expected to work at the same speed?

Does choke matter?

What you need to know about shotgun choke

How to care for shotgun chokes

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Which pellet is best for my air rifle?

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