Really Wild Clay Day
Our Szerelmey GB team had a great day out with some of our clients at the Englefield Estate in Berkshire recently, on a “Really Wild Clay Shooting Day”! It was a high octane, adrenaline racing day of shooting clay pigeons, fired to resemble the flight paths of different game birds.
Following a fantastic welcome from our hosts in Berkshire we had a slap up breakfast in the grand dining room and our guests were then escorted to four different locations, to start the shooting. The shooting began after that, with an emphasis on teaching new shooters how to safely shoot and enjoy their first clays. By the end of it, the guests had a blast engaging in a clay shooting competition with 50 clays whizzing overhead. Thank you to our guests from RW Armstrong, Stamford Stone, Lovell Stone, Borras Construction, Size Group, Beard Construction, Adam Architecture and Albion Stone for joining us!
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