Entries Tagged Clay Shooting

Celebrate National Shooting Sports Month, taking place in August, by putting it on your calendar of things to do with friends and family.

Clay Target Nation debuts as the official magazine of the National Skeet Shooting Association and National Sporting Clays Association. Consider joining today for lots of reasons, including a subscription to Clay Target Nation magazine.

This season, there were 268 teams and 8,600 participants, shooting at 165 ranges across the state. Hundreds of interested students were turned away, due to limited time and space at the local clubs.

With more than 8,600 student athletes representing over 250 teams, clay target shooting has quickly become a favorite sport of Minnesota's high school students. It's also one of the safest, with zero reported injuries or gun-free zone violations since 2001.

The Crazy Quail Mini is an ingenious clay target thrower created by a couple self-proclaimed technology geeks who also happen to love to shoot. Man, does it look like fun.

Already an excellent value for the money, MEC Shooting Sports is adding two models this year to its dependable line of clay target throwers – one for shooters on a budget, the other for gun clubs in need of a high-capacity ATA trap.

The U.S. Open Sporting Clays Championship at the Claythorne Lodge in Cherokee County is expected to draw shooters from 47 states and several countries.