plinking tips

[aaronpigeonplucker 32]

hi all,

i have just got a little plinking tip which i discoverd by acsident. i went out on a clay shoot and and noticed there were a lot of broken clays on the grass, suprise suprise! anyway they make good plinking targets. anyone else got good plinking tips?

Aaron.

[Guest Scuba1]

We used empty Magners cans on the meet and I must say that the target production was a lot more fun then raking up broken clays out of a field :rolleyes:

 

ATB

 

Michael

[Phantom 631]

Trebor extra strong mints make good reactive targets, they vanish in a puff of white dust, and they are less than 50p a pack where as the chalk 1inch targets cost a lot more!

 

Phantom

Edited September 6, 2009 by Phantom

[Guest buster321c]

I cut a potatoe into small squares , of about 10-15 mm and chuck em on the lawn . Then take me time and pop em one by one , cause they`ve been thrown , there all over the place and no two shots are the same

[Phantom 631]

Thats a great idea Buster,

 

Problem round here is the gulls and blackbirds would have em before I got a shot off

 

Phantom

[SEAN3513 7]

damsons/plums/small apples etc on the top of hazel sticks !!!!!

 

the target is about the same size as our quarry kill zone.....and they are biodegradeable and therefore environmentaly friendly !!!!!!!!

 

keep em coming lads

 

atb

 

sean

[Guest Scuba1]

Rabbits and magpies are not bad either and magpies are also biodegradable :good:

[gazguildford 0]

extra strong mints really cheap and create a small dust cloud when hit scatter them about plus they are a really good size i think

[wuzzy 0]

blackboard chalk sticks 19p a pack and they explode

[Guest Scuba1]

And for the ones using either a .177 springer or a HW 100 we have the ultimate plinking target if set up at about 25 yards. As seen on a target range in Wiltshire.

 

 

ATB

 

Yes I can find my way out and I left the coat on anyway.

 

Michael

Edited September 6, 2009 by Scuba1

[stealthy1 3,964]

  Scuba1 said:

And for the ones using either a .177 springer or a HW 100 we have the ultimate plinking target if set up at about 25 yards. As seen on a target range in Wiltshire.

 

 

ATB

 

Yes I can find my way out and I left the coat on anyway.

 

Michael

 

 

If you shot at that with a HW100T it would wind up match wood

[Guest Scuba1]

  stealthy1 said:

  Scuba1 said:

And for the ones using either a .177 springer or a HW 100 we have the ultimate plinking target if set up at about 25 yards. As seen on a target range in Wiltshire.

 

 

ATB

 

Yes I can find my way out and I left the coat on anyway.

 

Michael

 

 

If you shot at that with a HW100T it would wind up match wood

 

Clever bunch those Germans eh??? Shoot at a plastic bog with a German gun and it turns into match wood.

:D

[Phantom 631]

[Sterry 0]

I like slugs and snails. bit of pest control included

[Guest Scuba1]

  Sterry said:

I like slugs and snails. bit of pest control included

 

Do you wait until they stop or just shoot at them in full stride ?? I suppose with a springer you would have to aim well ahead of them and let them run into the sot. Not an easy thing to judge, but does make it more interesting I think.