by Miguel Garrido
It was the brisk morning of June the 5th. A brave (and very attractive) group of divers set out to lay it all on the line, to risk all for their country, to stare danger in the eye, to face 25 heavily armed and dangerous clay pigeons being launched out of high-speed-launching-thingy at command by simply yelling the word “PULL”.
It was the brisk morning of June the 5th. A brave (and very attractive) group of divers set out to lay it all on the line, to risk all for their country, to stare danger in the eye, to face 25 heavily armed and dangerous clay pigeons being launched out of high-speed-launching-thingy at command by simply yelling the word “PULL”.
The shotgun club social day has quickly become one of the more popular events of the year, and for good reason. Who doesn’t enjoy the satisfaction of clay pigeons (which look very much like terracotta garden decorations) shattering into tiny pieces all by the squeeze of a trigger. We had a total of 18 trigger-happy divers join us in the ultimate stress-relief day and after 25 rounds each, they were all still itching, to put it simply, “SHOOT STUFF.”
More specifically, the general consensus being was “to shoot Mig.” So by popular demand we have organised a Paintball Skirmish Day for the August Social Club event on Sunday the 21st.
Everyone had an amazing time and we were all pleasantly surprised at how easy it was… with a little coaching from some Olympic shooters. Congratulations to Saille Clougher who won an Apeks regulator bag for obliterating 18 out of the 25 targets on the day.
Bring on PAINTBALL!!!
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