Clay Pigeon shooting is a sporting competition activity that involves one trying to shoot clay object that has been fired in the air. The shooter has just a few moments to take aim and fire before the clay fly out of range. There are many disciplines to clay shooting that evolve around the number of clays being propelled, (single or double shoots), and the firing locations being mixed up at random to offer maximum competition.
As the name suggests, the clays were once real pigeons until the early 1920s, when such competitions were ruled illegal. Today much of the old terminology still exists, the target is still “the bird”, the hit is still “the kill”, a missed clays is still called “bird away”, and the machine which fires the clays is still referred to as “the trap.”
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