Disciplines supported

All skeet and trap layouts follow the respective rule books for target trajectories, delay timings etc.

Skeet: English, American, Olympic
Trap: ABT, DTL, Universal trench, American Singles, American Doubles, Olympic singles, Olympic doubles
Sporting: rabbit, tower, quartering, driven, walk up, chandelle etc.
Random target practice: this uses your shotgun as a rifle and is great competitive fun!
Annie Oakley: try shooting long distance targets with heavy loads and fast responses.
Starshoot: like darts but with shotguns - originally designed to give clay shooting "TV-appeal".

There are no rules for sporting - it is between you and the course designer.

We provide a Course Designer program that allows you to generate your own additional sporting layouts.

Examples of layouts shown on the PC screen

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English skeet stand 4 double crossers

Olympic singles stand 1 - facing the 15 underground traps. Note: this layout supports all 9 ISSF trap setting tables.

Olympic singles stand 1 - looking back towards the shooter and the 15 underground traps. Note: this layout supports all 9 ISSF trap setting tables.

ABT stand 3.

Sporting layout with quartering, driven, walk up, tower and rabbit targets.

American trap singles with shooter on 20 yard line station 3.

Olympic skeet stand 4 high house. Includes station 8, random delay and faster traps.

Star shoot. Random angle of release - how fast can you shoot?

Target practice. Use your shotgun as a rifle against random targets - time to lay your bets against your friends! Great fun!