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Clay Shoot 2025

Name: Clay Shoot 2025
Start: 2025-06-06T08:15:00-04:00
End: 2025-06-06T16:30:00-04:00
Location: Nemacolin Rod & Range

100 Targets. One Course. Endless Fun.

Whether you’re a seasoned sharpshooter or a curious newcomer, this one-flight, one-course event welcomes all skill levels. It’s your chance to challenge yourself, build camaraderie, and support a worthy cause – all while basking in the beauty of summer.

A Tradition of Giving Back

This event proudly raises funds for Catholic Charities. Thanks to the dedication of our volunteer committee, we attracted nearly 180 participants last year and collectively generated $80,000 in support of this vital organization.

Join us for a fun day breaking clays at this 100-target, one flight/one course event suitable for shooters of all skill levels. The Sporting Clay Shoot offers an exclusive way to entertain clients, thank colleagues, or enjoy time with friends while enjoying the natural beauty of summer.

More Than Just Breaking Clays

This event isn’t just about targets. It’s an exclusive opportunity to:

Impress clients: Treat them to a unique and unforgettable experience.
Show appreciation to colleagues: Thank them for their hard work in a fun and engaging way.
Bond with friends: Create lasting memories while enjoying the outdoors.

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Transition to Steel Shot The venue for this year’s sporting clays shoot, Nemacolin Rod and Range Club, has decided to switch to non-toxic shot only, specifically, steel shot. For those planning on borrowing a gun for the shoot, this matter is of no concern. But for those planning on bringing their own shotgun, there are several issues that are important to be aware of. Older Shotguns: Older shotguns, especially those made before the late 1980s, may not have barrels that are proofed for steel shot. It's crucial to check with the manufacturer or a qualified gunsmith before using steel in older guns to ensure they can handle the pressure. Choke Constriction: Modern shotguns with modified or more open chokes are generally recommended for steel shot. But even in these cases, it is important to check the chokes for markings that indicate that they are approved for steel. Any constriction beyond modified: Full, LT Full, Improved Modified, etc, should be avoided. Once again, it is best to check with the manufacturer or a qualified gunsmith to be sure the set up you are using is appropriate for steel. If you have any doubts or concerns, we strongly encourage you to utilize the shotguns provided by the venue.