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With the game season over and spring upon us, it is time to hang up your tweeds and look forward to warmer days ahead, along with perhaps the opportunity to visit some of the country’s many fine shooting grounds to smash some clays and hone your skills.

Clay shooting will always be a great way to socialise, get outdoors and indulge in some light-hearted – or not-so-light-hearted – competition. But if access to a shooting ground is not easy, or the cost of going with a larger group on a sim day proves to be prohibitive, there could be a solution. I recently discovered an innovative product from Copenhagen-based Nordic Clays.

The Trapmaster is a portable, versatile and compact clay

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