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E:01/04 WIN a day's simulated game shooting!
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In this great Shooting Gazette competition we have teamed up with the Really Wild Clay Company and the Countryside Foundation for Education to give four lucky readers a day's simulated clay shooting.
We have two shared pegs on two separate days to be won - to enter simply fill out the form.
The Really Wild Clay Company is one of the country's leading simulated game shooting providers.
Drawing on all the expertise of the Royal Berkshire Shooting School, the days provide the nearest thing you can get to shooting game without the feathers. The days are held at anyone of a number of famous estates, such as Well Barn in Berkshire, Stanage Castle in Wales and Highclere Castle in Hampshire.
Run along the same lines as a game-shooting day, guns get the chance to pit their skills against a wide variety of unpredictable targets. But one major difference from a real game day is that you are guaranteed to be in the action, whichever peg you draw.
Not only are these days incredibly enjoyable but they are also great preparation for the real thing.
In this great Shooting Gazette competition we have teamed up with the Really Wild Clay Company and the Countryside Foundation for Education to give four lucky readers a day's simulated clay shooting.
We have two shared pegs on two separate days to be won - to enter simply fill out the form.
The Really Wild Clay Company is one of the country's leading simulated game shooting providers.
Drawing on all the expertise of the Royal Berkshire Shooting School, the days provide the nearest thing you can get to shooting game without the feathers. The days are held at anyone of a number of famous estates, such as Well Barn in Berkshire, Stanage Castle in Wales and Highclere Castle in Hampshire.
Run along the same lines as a game-shooting day, guns get the chance to pit their skills against a wide variety of unpredictable targets. But one major difference from a real game day is that you are guaranteed to be in the action, whichever peg you draw.
Not only are these days incredibly enjoyable but they are also great preparation for the real thing.
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Does it close 01/04 or 04/01?
This has been posted before, but was moved to Game Over by kipper.
It says the latter at the top and bottom of the page on your link, so I'll PM kipper to decide.:DAl Mac Appreciation Society No. 188
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Definitely says closing date 04/01/2008
And I'd be very surprised if its in American format as its a standard IPC entry form
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