NEWS / REPORTS AUGUST 2010
August 2010 Shooter Profile - Welsh Junior Shooter - Gwyn Roberts
Our 16th shooter profile this month and we have the very talented Welsh Gwynedd junior shooter - Gwyn Roberts. Gwyn is a regular shooter on the DTL circuit and has had an amazing season which started last Autumn when he was crowned Welsh Junior County DTL Champion, but things just got better after this - he had some incredible scores in his Welsh qualifiers and took the title of Welsh Junior DTL champion in this years Welsh DTL Grand Prix. The success didn't end there, but we won't spoil the rest of the article by giving anymore away - so its over to Gwyn.
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Question 1. What disciplines do you shoot?
Gwyn>> DTL is my primary discipline, but I’ve also had a go on Skeet, Sporting, ABT and OT.
Question 2. What type of gun are you using?
Gwyn>> Currently I shoot with a Beretta ASE, which I’m very happy with. I’ve also used a Beretta 682.
Question 3. Is there a specific ammunition you favour or tend to use?
Gwyn>> I’m using Super Gems at the moment, simply because they’re the best deal I can get!! Although I’ve used many others in the past, but unfortunately they’re now too expensive.
Question 4. What's your background in shooting, when did you start, where did you start?
Gwyn>> I’ve been involved in shooting from an early age from helping to feed game birds at home, progressing to be allowed as a beater from the age of 8 years. I took up clay shooting at the age of 12 years, when the beaters arranged a clay shoot on the farm. My father then took me to a local sporting clay ground and this is where my enthusiasm for clays started. I shoot game over the Winter months and vermin all year. I’ve also been deerstalking in Scotland and safari hunting in South Africa for the plains antelopes.
Question 5. List of your achievements to date?
Gwyn>> Junior team member in two Home Internationals and achieving
runner-up on both occasions. Prominent wins listed below:
1. Brian Davies Perpetual Challenge Cup for the British Open DTL Welsh Junior high Gun
2. Wilhelm Hennich Cup for Junior DTL Welsh High Gun
3. The Gordon Robinson Memorial Trophy Junior High Gun at the Welsh Open
4. Inter County DTL Junior High Gun
5. John Osbourne Junior Trophy
6. Gwynedd County DTL Junior High Gun at the County Finals
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Question 6. Most memorable shoot/performance?
Gwyn>> Winning the above and shooting my first 300 a few weeks ago
at Mid Wales. The recent European Championships at Southern Counties where
the Welsh Junior Team got a Silver Medal. Well done to Barry and Aaron and also
to Alex for winning the overall Junior European Championship.
Question 7. Who are your close shooting friends?
Gwyn>> I normally shoot with Adrian, Len, Russell, John Bach, Ivor
and the other junior team members – Alex and Barry.
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Question 8. Influences, coaches or people who've helped your shooting?
Gwyn>> I’ve been lucky to have been given guidance and advice from a number of
people, which include firstly my dad, (who also shot DTL in his
teens) and those mentioned above. A special thanks to Adrian and Len
for giving me lifts to the clay grounds on a weekly basis, which has
been invaluable!
Question 9. Top tip for your chosen discipline?
Gwyn>> Shoot them all and win!
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Question 10. What are your hopes for the future ?
Gwyn>> More funding. It’s an extremely popular sport, which deserves
more recognition to a wider audience.
Question 11. What are "your personal ambitions and goals" within shooting for the foreseeable future ?
Gwyn>> I would like to win the Junior Home International Team event. I’m really looking forward to the World DTL Championships at Mid Wales in 2012. I intend to carry on shooting and try other disciplines to competition level.
Many thanks for taking the time to do this shooter profile Gwyn, I'm sure it will be an inspiration to fellow young Welsh shooters. All of us here at the WCTSA wish you every success for the future and hope all your ambitions and goals are achieved.
National Skeet Home International - Telpyn Shooting Ground - August 28th 2010
A windy day for the home international made for some tricky targets, but the Welsh ladies still come up trumps.
Deena Griffiths shot the highest ladies score of the day and was crowned 2010 National Skeet Ladies Home International champion. In the 30 years or so that the National Skeet home internationals have been running, only two individual Welsh ladies wins have taken place and believe it or not, the last one was in 2007 in Lakenheath and this was also by Deena. Incredible shooting Deena, well done.
But the glory didn't end here, Deena's excellent scoring almost certainly helped the Welsh ladies take the team title as well. Congratulations to all the Welsh ladies, excellent news !
Welsh Open Sporting Shoot - HartEvents Shooting Ground - August 8th 2010
Thank you to sponsors of the event - Gwatkin Cider who donated a number of special presentation packs of their finest cider.
High Gun of the Shoot was Chris Biddlecombe who scooped the £200 High gun prize with a score of 96.
Welsh High Gun was Luke Llewellin on a score of 92. Well done Luke excellent shooting !
The shoot off for 15th place in the Senior section of the Welsh team took place between Doug Livsey, Grant Pendleton, and Paul Heywood. Grant won the place in the nail biting shoot off. Doug Livsey and Paul Heywood had a shoot off to decide the first reserve, this was won by Doug Livsey.
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A Shoot off for a Junior team position took place between John Preece and Stuart Hart, with Stuart winning the place. Commiserations to John, but congratulations on a good season of shooting and watch this up and coming young junior in the future. As with the other juniors like Tom Ball and Ben Llewellin, they are the future of the sport.
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Congratulations to the new caps of the team 2010 - Julian Morris, Tony King, Dave Kidner, and Lucy Pitt.
Well done and welcome to the Welsh Team.
Full results of this shoot are available at www.hartevents.org
The International event takes place at Barrow Heath on 11th September 2010.
Senior team
1.R Webb 7 points
2 D Evans 8 points
3 J Burston 9 points
4 M Rees 11 points
5 P Humphries 11 points
6 J Morris 12 points
7 A White 13 points
8 D Morgan 16 points
9 A D King 18 points
10. N Hart 23 points
11 M Harding 23 points
12 H Gape 23 points
13 G Griffiths 24 points
14 J Preece 24 points
15 G Pendleton 25 points
Ladies
J. Preece
N. Evans
L. Pitt
Veterans
N. Jones
R.Hughes
P. Harris
Juniors
L Llewellin
D. Kidner
S. Hart
Some Pictures from the Day
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Report and Pictures - Julie Hart
European Shooting - Eurosport
For those of you with access to Eurosport, keep your eye out for the screening of some highlights of the recent European shotgun championships held in Kazan, Russia.
One forthcoming screening is - Friday, August 27th 2010 (09:00)
Olympic Trap - Home International
A PDF of scores and results from the 34th ICTSC Olympic Trap Home Countries International Tournament held at Logue's Hill Clay Pigeon Club 20th & 21st August 2010 are available to view below:
International Rotation
The updated International fixtures rotation list to 2040 are now available to view in PDF format (re-uploaded 26th August):
They can also be accessed from the clubs/fixtures menu.
WCTSA AGM Announcement
The AGM of the Welsh W.C.T.S.A will be held on Saturday 23rd October 2010 at 2.30pm at Mid Wales Shooting Centre. If any member wishes to place on the agenda any business for discussion please send to address below before 1st September 2010 and counter-signed by three members.
If any one wishes to stand for election as a discipline representative please put name forward to the address below by 1st September 2010 so that it can be included on the agenda. There is a vacant place on the board for Olympic Trap and A.B.T. representative.
Brian Davies
West View
Old Churchstoke.
Montgomery
Powys
SY15 6DH
email:
wctsa@btinternet.com
Fax: 01588620147
Brian Davies - Company Secretary/Statistics Executive
36th Home International 2010 - Olympic Skeet
First of all, I would like to thank Clive Bramley & all the staff at
Doveridge shooting ground for their hospitality during the
international.
Going into the Home International......(with some good individual scores throughout the selection shoots).........we all had high expectations and you say to yourself "I've cracked it", but Olympic Skeet has a funny way of biting back hard......and it hurts !
With only 4 scores in the 90's for all of the shooters, it was a tough and challenging shoot. None of the Welsh squad complained, instead they buckled down and gave their all, right to the end.
Congratulations to Rhys Price - Junior High Gun (87) & also Wales
High Gun (87). We wish him well for the commonwealth games.
Congratulations also to Cerys Evans - Lady High Gun (77)
Runner Up prize in the LJV team event went to:
Cerys Evans, Rhys Price & Roger Harredence.
Cross Engineering Trophy - Wales - Runner Up : Steve Taylor (84)
Overall Winners:
ENGLAND 461
S.IRELAND 431
SCOTLAND 417
WALES 388
N.IRELAND 374
Last, but not least, congratulations must go to Gareth Wrentmore
& Del Davies for their 30th successive caps representing Wales in
Olympic Skeet.
If anyone deserves an MBE for their contribution to Sport, it must
be Gareth and Del.
An enjoyable weekend & we look
forward to accepting Southern Irelands invitation for the Home
International in 2011.
T RANDS - TEAM MANAGER
ABT Home International - Captains Message
The Welsh Open ABT championships were held on Sunday 15 August at the Mid Wales Shooting Ground, by kind invitation of Arthur Williams and the Williams family, the targets were first class (as per the usual high standard set by the ground) and there were some very creditable scores put in.
This shoot was also the final selection shoot for the Welsh team. I
was informed by the team manager that I was being made the ABT team
captain for this years Home International Tournament being held at
the Dungannon SG in Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland 10&11 September.
To
say that I was elated to be given this honour would be an
understatement and I hope that I can do the team, Wales and my own performance
justice over the two day
competition, I will surely give it my best shot. ( no punn intended! )
May I thank all the ground owners involved this year for setting up
the selection shoots, and to congratulate the rest of the team on
their qualification, especially the new caps who set themselves a
goal and achieved it , well done one and all !
The team are fortunate to have Jason Shannon as manager, he has not
only tried and succeeded to qualify but has also collated all the
scores from all the selection shoots and done the work behind the
scenes organising travel - accommodation, cartridges - gun storage etc
etc, thank you Jason for the time and effort that you have put in on
our behalf.
We became the runners up last year at North Ayrshire, a great team
performance from everyone involved, lets hope that we can go one
better this time, I am sure we will all be trying hard to make this
happen.
Good luck to everyone !
Graham Evans - 2010 ABT Team Captain
6th OT Welsh International Qualifier – Griffin-Lloyd
Shooting Ground – 8th August 2010
This was the 6th and last Welsh Team Olympic Trap 125 selection
shoot for 2010.
By the third round Nick Lyons and Mike Wixey were equal on 69,
followed by Alan Williams who was two targets behind on 67, Phil Dando 66,
Neil Jones 63, Jonathan Davis and Charlie Snelgrove on 59.
Nick Lyons and Mike Wixey battled it out throughout the day, Nick
gained one target on Mike to take the High Gun of the day shooting
115.
Name 125 Nick Lyons 115 Mike Wixey 114 Alan Williams 113 Neil Jones 108 Phil Dando 107 Jonathan Davis 106 Charlie Snelgrove 101 Gareth Roberts 99 Clive Jones 98
The single barrel final consisting of the top six welsh shooters and saw Nick maintain his lead, shooting the highest score of 22 and winning outright. Mike Wixey shot 20 staying in second place. Neil Jones shot a 21 and jumped from fourth to third position. Full results below:
TOP SIX WELSH SHOOTERS – Single Barrel Final 8th August 2010
Name 125 25 150 SO POINTS 1st Nick Lyons 115 22 137 -
-10
2nd Mike Wixey 114 20 134 -
-7
3rd Neil Jones 108 21 129 -
-5 4th Alan Williams 113 15 128 -
-3 5th Jonathan Davis 106 20 126 -
-2 6th Phil Dando 107 17 124 -
-1
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CLASS COMPETITION RESULTS
CLASS
POSITION NAME 125 A 1st Mike Wixey 114 B 1st Nick Lyons 115 C 1st Alan Williams 113 D 1st Gareth Roberts 99 2nd Chris Jones 96
Congratulation to all shooters who made the Welsh OT Team for the Home International on the 20th – 21st August 2010 in Ireland at Logue’s Hill Shooting Ground, Co. Tyrone.
Category Name SENIORS Nick Lyons Scott Morgan Jonathan Davis Neil Jones Charlie Snelgrove Alan Williams John Hall Phil Dando Ian Costing VETERAN Garth Roberts LADY Jackie Lewis JUNIOR Tim Hawkins
Some Pictures from the Day
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Date for the Diary: WELSH OT GRAND PRIX at Griffin-Lloyd SG on
4th – 5th September, 2010. Open for practice; Layout A all day
and Layout B from 12pm onwards on Friday 3rd September, 2010.
£200 High Gun, Cash Class Prizes and Medals. Contact the
Ground for further information on 01547 550 634 or email:
jackie@griffinlloyd.co.uk
For further information and pictures about Griffin-Lloyd Shooting
Ground can also be view on their face-book page: -
http://www.facebook.com/griffinlloyd. Or see the revised
website:
www.griffinlloyd.co.uk
Report and Pictures: Jackie Lewis
European DTL Report
**Added 13th August**
Many thanks to DTL Executive Ian Jones for a report on the recent European DTL Championships and the excellent news of a new Welsh European DTL champion!!!
5th 125 OT Welsh International Qualifier – Griffin Lloyd Shooting Ground – 1st August 2010
This was the 5th Welsh Team Olympic Trap 125 selection shoot for
2010. Changing light conditions varied throughout the day making the
targets quite a challenge. A good turnout of English shooters kept
the Welsh on their toes.
It was a lovely surprise and great to see ace shot James Birkett-Evans
shooting the selection shoot.
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By the second round Mike Wixey was leading by two targets on 47
followed by Ian Peel, James Birkett-Evans and Lynda Pearson on 45,
Adam Gutteridge 43, Nick Lyons, Mark Hampton, J.P Maksymczuk and
John Hall 42, Alan Williams, Neil Jones and A Morris on 41.
Two 25 straights on the board at the end of the day; Phil Dando on
his 3rd round and Adam Gutteridge on his 5th round.
Mike Wixey continued his lead and was High Gun of the day.
Name 125 Mike Wixey 117 Adam Gutteridge 113 Nick Lyons 109 James Birkett Evans 108 Mark Hampton 107 Alan Davies 107 Jonathan Davies 106 Neil Jones 106 Lynda Pearson 106 J.P. Maksymczuk 104 John Hall 103 Phil Dando 102 Clive Jones 102 Charlie Snelgrove 101 Peter Boden 100 A Morris 100
The single barrel final consisting of the top six shooters which was an exciting final whereby Neil Jones shot the highest score of 22 and jumped from sixth to second place. Mike Wixey kept his lead and shot a 21 to take first place; full results below:
TOP SIX WELSH SHOOTERS – Single Barrel Final POSITION NAME 125 25 150 SO POINTS 1st
Mike Wixey 117
21
138 -
-10
2nd
Neil Jones 106 22 128 + 1 -7
3rd
James Birkett-Evans 108
20 120 + 0 -5
4th
Nick Lyons 109 18
138 -
-3
5th
Jonathan Davies 106
16 122
+ 1
-2 6th
Alan Williams 107 15 122 + 0 -1
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CLASS COMPETITION RESULTS CLASS
POSITION
NAME
125 A 1st
Mike Wixey 117 2nd
Ian Peel 113 B
1st
Nick Lyons 109 2nd
Jonathan Davies 106 C
1st
Alan Williams
107
2nd
Lynda Pearson
106
D
1st
J P Maksymczuk
104
2nd
Ian Costing
101
3rd
J K Lewis
93
The last 125 OT Welsh
Selection Shoot will take place at Griffin-Lloyd Shooting Ground on
the 8th August 2010. The Olympic Trap Team (9 seniors, 1
veteran, 1 lady and 1 junior) will be selected for the Home
International in Ireland on 20th – 21st August 2010.
Date for the Diary: WELSH OT GRAND PRIX at Griffin-Lloyd SG on 4th –
5th September, 2010. Open for practice; Layout A all day and Layout
B from 12pm onwards on Friday 3rd September, 2010. £200 High Gun,
Cash Class Prizes and Medals. Contact the Ground for further
information on 01547 550 634 or email
jackie@griffinlloyd.co.uk
For further information and pictures about Griffin-Lloyd Shooting
Ground can also be view on their facebook page: -
http://www.facebook.com/griffinlloyd or see the revised
website:
www.griffinlloyd.co.uk
Some Pictures from the Day
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Report and Pictures: Jackie Lewis
Welsh National Skeet Open 2010
Welsh National Skeet Open
Telpyn shooting ground, in Amroth west Wales hosted this years Welsh Open and the competitors were greeted by warm weather with only the slightest hint of a breeze.
Telpyn (near Amroth) is also hosting this year’s National Skeet
International. The local community will see shooters from all
over the UK congregate to complete in the competition and catch up
with old friends. Amroth is steeped in history and is part of
the Cistercian way. At extreme low tide you can still see the
Petrified Forest, destroyed when sea levels rose 7000 years ago,
while fossilised antlers, nuts, animal bones and Neolithic flints
have been discovered.
The shooting began soon after 10.30 and bearing in mind this was the
last qualifying shoot, there was a lot riding on it. Not only
was this the Welsh Open, but the Welsh international Skeet team was
to be decided for 2010! A quick look at the previous
results would indicate that the first five or six seniors had done
enough to secure their place for this year. The remaining
places could have changed and that added up to pressure. The
scores and permutations must have been mulled over many times in the
preceding weeks by all concerned, but no clear result could be taken
for granted.
At the end of the day there was little movement amongst the top
ten seniors. Congratulations to our three deserving new senior
caps Aled Jones, Lloyd Handley and Chris Ingram.
Captain John Thomas
Once again the day was dominated by the Welsh wizard John Thomas
posting his second 100 straight of the season. Congratulations
to John not only for producing a perfect score at the Welsh Open,
but also this year is his fifteenth year to represent Wales at the
National Skeet International. John has kindly agreed to captain this
year’s team to mark his achievement.
Ladies
The Ladies team this year is made up of the well known trio Deena Griffiths, Carol Francis and Angie Goodman. Carol Francis won the Ladies high gun cup with a suburb 98 closely followed by Deena with a 97. It was encouraging to see new shooter Dawn Robson post her firs 25 straight at the open, and ended the season not too many points away from the international trio. Well done to all the ladies who took part.
Juniors
Andrew Davey has had a good season and well deserves his new cap, along with fellow junior Katie Cowell. Both have shown they can shoot exceeding well and post scores to be proud of. They both have demonstrated the cool and calm attitude much needed to shoot skeet at a high level. Natalie Davies joins them to complete this year’s junior team. Nat is spending the summer in America and I know is looking forward to returning home and this year’s international.
Veterans
Alan
Parkin, Rob Hodson and Brian Wells make up this years veteran team.
Rob is still sporting a cast on his arm that prevented him shooting
the open. He informed me he will be fighting fit come the
international. I’m relieved Rob has a bungalow so it wasn’t
too far to fall when he was clearing out his guttering!
Many thanks to Rob Phillips and his family for hosting yet another
well run day. With no hold ups or trap break downs the 47 guns
flew through the four rounds. Congratulations to this years
National Skeet Welsh team, especially the new caps, and a big thank
you to everyone who took part in the qualifying shoots.
Some Pictures from the Day
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Report and Pictures - Mark Davies National Skeet Executive
Welsh Mesh Skeet Vest - Warning - Please Read !!!!
It has come to our attention that the new Welsh mesh skeet vests need to be washed differently to the label that is attached inside the vest. The original labels that have been sewn inside do not take into account that the WCTSA placed orders for a "special custom version" that had a black leather shooting patch (instead of the conventional trim). As a result of this, conventional washing may cause the black leather patch to run.
We advise therefore that the vest is washed "DRY CLEAN ONLY".
Ann Snelgrove - WCTSA Secretary
4th ABT Welsh International Qualifier – Griffin-Lloyd Shooting Ground – 11th July 2010
A good turnout for this 4th Welsh Team ABT selection shoot. The top 10 Welsh shooters at the end of the shoot were as follows:
No. Name Score x 100 1 Graham Evans 93 2 Phil Morgan 91 3 Phil Dando 90 3 Rob Parry 90 5 DM Meredith 87 (CB) 5 GD Roberts 87 7 John Lewis 86 (CB) 7 Martin Tozer 86 9 H D Williams 85 10 Tom Costing (WJN) 84 (CB) 10 Arren Jones (WJN) 84 12 Ian Jones 83 12 Neil Jones 83 12 Jason Shannon 83 15 PJ Owens 82
A full report is to be published in a future edition of the Clay Shooting magazine, so keep your eyes peeled for that one - but in the mean time here is a picture storyboard of the remaining pictures not published in the magazine.
Some Pictures from the Day
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Pictures and Stats: Jackie Lewis
County Coordinator Vacancies
Angie Goodman has asked us to remind people that a few county co-ordinators are still needed for various disciplines.
Remember that the Counties finals will all be over in the middle of October for another year and selection shoots need to be planned well in advance of these finals.
WCTSA Vacancies Page
***Reminder from last months news***
Sporting Home International Location Change
Although this news has already been published in the WCTSA Sporting International page much earlier in July by Brian Davies, I have also been asked to bring the news to peoples attention in the main news section:
Due to circumstances beyond the control of the CPSA, the Home International shooting venue will now be held at Barrow Heath Sporting Clays, near Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk on Saturday 11th September 2010 and not at Lakenheath CTC as previously advised. Barrow Heath is approx 20 mins from Lakenheath and so all booked accommodation should not need to be moved.
Barrow Heath Sporting Clays is situated alongside the A14, junction 41 between Newmarket and near Bury St Edmunds. (take the Saxham, Risby slip road and follow the “CLAY” signs).
***Reminder from last months news***
Message from your National County Coordinator
The County qualifiers for the DTL and ABT have started in readiness for the County Finals this year and it wont be long before the All Round qualifiers will start as well. This year we were very fortunate to have some great reports submitted by the County Co-ordinators for the Skeet and the Sporting including some photos as well that even made it into our new section of the Clay Shooting magazine. Our Web Master, Dave Lea, is always looking for things to submit to that magazine as well as our web site, and as the National County Co-ordinator I would love to see you support his efforts by sending him some things in yourselves.
Even if the County co-ordinator is unable to send
anything in, then maybe you, as a participant of one of the
qualifiers would like to lend a hand and send in some photos or a
report and who knows....you might even see yourself in one of the
top shooting magazines such as Clay Shooting!
Angie Goodman - National County Coordinator
***Reminder from last months news***
Wctsa Executive and County vacancies
Can we remind people
that there are still WCTSA
vacancies available on the board (ABT and OT execs) and at county level, please follow
the link below for more details.
WCTSA Vacancies Page
***Reminder from last months news***
Team Clothing Information
Ann Snelgrove (the secretary) is now holding a new stock of re-designed shooting vests and also a smaller stock of mesh vests for Welsh Team members which now have Cymru Wales on the back (as agreed by the Board). These are supplied by Top Gun clothing, a British registered company.
If you want to reserve a new vest to replace your tired old Welsh vest or fancy a mesh vest for shooting in the summer heat, contact Ann Snelgrove on the the contacts page for more details.
WCTSA Contact Page
***Reminder from last months news***
Clay Shooting Magazine
I have been running a magazine column for the Clay Shooting magazine called "Within Wales" for the last 5 months now. It was originally done as a short term test, but it seems now that I will be in for the long haul after being very happy with the initial feedback.
I have attempted to try to make the Within Wales column as varied as possible and to cover as many disciplines as I can. Many people are un-aware that this column exists, so the initial purpose of this message is to bring peoples attention to this.
I would also like to ask people for future contributions, because I publish some content that is not available here on the website (to keep the column fresh).
The column caters for all clay shooting within Wales, so you may see the odd article from other shooting organisations too. The column is being run independently of any other commitments I have.
I hope the shooters of Wales do start to follow the column, as my prime intention is to give a Welsh nation who has a fine set of shooters the publicity they deserve for all their efforts.
David R. Lea - WCTSA Webmaster and Clay Shooting Magazine "Within Wales" columnist.
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