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BISLEY


here are few activities left that anyone can do with zero experience that are unlike anything else. You can’t fly a plane or drive a speed boat but you can try clay pigeon shooting. One of the fastest growing sports in Europe where you enjoy the adrenalin rush of blasting a flying clay target into smithereens with a shotgun, and have a spectacularly fun time! Bisley Shooting Ground is Europe’s largest sporting clay school, making the sport accessible to everyone (no experience is necessary) whilst retaining the feel of the old gentry shoot. Their quintessentially 1865 Victorian clubhouse provides the perfect ambiance with a welcoming crackling fire, well stocked bar, relaxed seating and chilled background music. Originally located on Wimbledon Common in 1865 as the HQ for government advisors on the future of shooting, one day a politician was strolling round the common in his top hat and tails and a stray musket bullet went through his top hat! The clubhouse was subsequently dismantled piece by piece in 1895 and relocated to Bisley, Surrey. The Bisley logo features a top hat with a hole through it.


Today, still a family run business and a world-class shooting venue it has state of the art facilities and the greatest passion for introducing new people to the sport. Far from a male dominated, elite sport associated with animals, it’s


The Surrey Day Out with a Bang!


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become one of the safest, affordable, thrilling sports attracting a wide variety of shooters especially young shots and ladies. From complete beginners handling guns for the first time to seasoned shots, Bisley’s professionals will ensure you have the best time. Despite poor weather conditions we had an amazing and memorable morning sampling various target settings in the sheltered woods. They also provide the best of traditional British hospitality with Private and Corporate events for 10-300 people with exhilarating shooting and delicious catering. Bisley have shotguns to suit all shapes and sizes, as well as specially loaded cartridges with less recoil. Just 30 miles from central London, Bisley Shooting Ground is set in 3,000 acres of heathland and has been called the most beautiful shooting ground in the country. Open 7 days a week for Tuition


and Practice with an instructor or guide, as well as having an incredible Pay & Play for experienced shots. So, whether you’re looking for a memorable and original day out, a venue for corporate team-building, or a great morning out with friends for a bit of competition and a laugh, nothing could be more sociable, fun and effortless than booking clay pigeon shooting at Bisley Shooting Ground. For further information or to book your experience telephone 01483 797017 or visit www.bisleyshooting.co.uk


Also located on the grounds and not to be missed is a visit to William Evans gun room and shop. One of the few remaining independent, gun makers, they have a huge selection of new and second hand shotguns and rifles boasting more than 130 years of world renowned service.


“The Bisley Shooting Ground Clubhouse, grounds, and targets are second to none. It is a unique experience that I would recommend to anyone.” Peter Wilson MBE – GB Olympic Gold Medallist 2012


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