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LASER CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING
A conventional clay launcher is used which can be adjusted to fire clays at different heights and angles. A minimum area of 30m x 10m is required to enable the clays to fly and land.
A maximum of 5 people can compete in each round but parties of up to 20 people can play the game. There are 10 clays fired in a round and players have 2 shots per clay. The most popular Laser Shooting session comprises of 3 rounds and each round is a different scoring game as follows:
Initial practice round Round 1 -SKILL-SHOOT All 5 guns fire at 1 clay and 2 points are awarded for a successful hit with the first shot and 1 point is awarded for a hit with the second shot making a total of 3 points per clay and a maximum of 30 points for the round. Round 2 – RAPID-FIRE All 5 guns fire at the clay and the first player to hit the clay gets 5 points, the second 4 points etc. the maximum score for a player is 9 points for each clay and 90 points for the round. Round 3 – SPEED-SHOOT All 5 guns fire at the clay but only the fastest gun wins the points. Scores can be calculated for each individual or as team scores. For more experienced shooters the clay can be fired from different angles to simulate “going away birds”, “crossing birds” and “over the top birds”.
An indicator on each gun instantly tells you whether you have hit or missed the target, and your score is displayed on a large electronic scoreboard. Whenever you pull the trigger the Laser control module generates the shotgun ‘bang’ and when a player hits the target it reproduces the sound of a breaking clay.
We supply Clays in 3 fluorescent colours for daytime shooting and luminous Clays for use at night-time. The luminous clays are charged prior to launching them, and they create a bright green luminous path across the night sky.
Fun for all is guaranteed!
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