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07-18-2011, 07:11 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2009
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I shot the Lapeer Pigeon Ring yesterday and it is much improved from what it was during our spring shoot. The ring was moved to the 5-Stand area where five shooter can shoot each relay. Also, two shots are allowed at each target. Most of us shot it with full choked guns and found the for the straight-away's we needed more choke (because we didn't shoot quick enough!).
Hope to see many of you at Lapeer on 23 July!
Mark
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