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USA & CANADA OLYMPIC BUNKER


Olympic Bunker USA

State

Club / Web Site 

Other

  Birmingham, ALABAMA

 Southern Skeet & Trap

 
  Phoenix, ARIZONA

 Ben Avery Clay Target Center

 
  Tucson, ARIZONA

 Tucson Trap & Skeet Club

 
  San Diego, CALIFORNIA

 San Diego Shotgun Sports

 Closed - Shot Fall issues!
  So. El Monte, CALIFORNIA

 Triple B Clays

 
  Lincoln, CALIFORNIA  Coon Creek Trap & Skeet  
  Martinez, CALIFORNIA  Martinez Gun Club  
  Valley Springs, CALIFORNIA  Coe Center Not Yet Under Construction
  El Cajon, CALIFORNIA  P2K Range Not Yet Under Construction
  Colorado Springs, COLORADO  Olympic Training Center  No Web Site!
  Gainesville, FLORIDA  Gator Trap and Skeet Club  
  Ft. Benning, GEORGIA  U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit  
  Haubstadt, INDIANA  Evansville Gun Club  
  Glenn Dale, MARYLAND  Prince George's County Skeet & Trap  
  Kansas City, MISSOURI  Saddle and Sirloin Club  
  Pacific, MISSOURI  St. Louis Skeet and Trap Club  
  Missoula, MONTANA  Missoula Trap and Skeet Club  
  Las Vegas, NEVADA  Clark County Shooting Park  Under Construction
  Los Alamos, NEW MEXICO  Los Alamos Sportsmen’s Club  
  Johnson City, NEW YORK  Binghamton Gun Club  
  East Hampton, NEW YORK  Maidstone Gun Club  No Web Site    Google Map
  Cincinnati, OHIO  Fairfield Sportsmen's Club  
  Marengo, OHIO
 Buckeye International

 Cardinal Center Campground

 
  Hillsboro, OREGON  Hillsboro Trap and Skeet Club  
  Dalmatia, PENNSYLVANIA  Keystone Shooting Park Opening Date Unknown
  Muncy Valley, PENNSYLVANIA  North Mountain Sportsmen Association  
  New Tripoli, PENNSYLVANIA  Ontelaunee Rod and Gun Club  
  College Station, TEXAS  Brazos 4-H Sportsmen's Club  
  Lake Jackson, TEXAS  Greenwood Gun Club  
  Lewisville, TEXAS  Dallas Gun Club  
  Kerrville, TEXAS  Hill Country Shooting Sports  
  Saint Jo, TEXAS  Willawalla Creek Shooting Center  
  San Antonio, TEXAS  San Antonio Gun Club  
  Southside, TENNESSEE  Montgomery County Shooting Complex  
  Quantico MCB, VIRGINIA  Quantico Shooting Club  
  Renton, WASHINGTON  Renton Fish & Game Club  


Southeast Regional 2010 Olympic Trap Tournament
Gator Skeet & Trap Club

Canadian 2008 Olympic Trap Championships
Club de tir L'Acadie


Olympic Bunker Canada

Province

Club / Web Site 

Other

  Calgary, AB

 Calgary Firearms Centre

 
  Richmond, BC

 Vancouver Gun Club

 
  Oak Bluff, MB

 Winnipeg Trap and Skeet Club

 Two Bunkers
  Cookstown, ON  Toronto International Trap & Skeet Club  
  Les Cedres, QC  Montreal Skeet Club  
  L'Acadie, QC  L'Acadie  
  Saskatoon, SK  Saskatoon Gun Club  


 

Olympic Bunker Overview

An international discipline that incorporates fifteen machines.

Targets have a minimum height of 1.5 meters and a maximum height of 3.5 meters as measured 10 meters in front of the bunker.

Targets are thrown up to 110 mph depending on the target height to get the 76 m +/-1 m meter distance required.

The maximum target angle is 45 degrees.

There are nine set programs for the fifteen traps that are used in all countries of the world.

A squad of six shooters take turns shooting from five stations.

Shooters move to the next station after each target in a shoot-and-move rotation.

The shooting stations are located in a straight line. On the call “pull” (phono-pull release system is utilized to insure equitable target releases), a clay is thrown from one of three fixed traps directly in front of each of five shooters.

Two shots may be used for each target with no penalty in scoring.

Each shooter gets two lefts, two rights, and one straightaway target from each station (Presentations sequence computer controlled).

Shot charge is restricted to 24 Grams (approx. 7/8 oz.) using any safe powder charge (plated shot is allowed).

The Olympic target is made harder, so to handle the higher target speed. The target is of different size than the standard American trap target.

Olympic Bunker Doubles

Two targets are launched simultaneously from two traps of station three’s set of three fixed traps. As in Olympic singles, squads of six shooters shoot in rotation from five stations, shooting a round of 20 or 25 pairs (40 or 50 targets). Scoring is one point per target hit.


Sanctioned Competitions (USA)

  • USA Match Directors may allow up to 1 – 1/8 oz. loads if stated in the program. No national USA records may be set if 1 1/8 oz loads are used.

  • Eye Protection: All shooters are urged to wear shatterproof shooting glasses or similar eye protection.

  • Release Trigger (USA): Any competitor using any type of release trigger can not compete in any finals rounds and can not make the National Team, National Development Team or any USA Shooting Team.

  • Smoking: Smoking is prohibited on the ranges and in the official spectator area.

  • Lost: Shooter is not able to fire the gun for any reason attributable to the fault of the shooter.

  • Target Distance: 76 m +/-1 m

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    Links

  • Video Rewind: Cogdell wins bronze - Microsoft-Silverlight Required

       * Watch American Corey Cogdell win the bronze medal in the 2008 Olympic women's trap final.

  • Video - Guide to Clay Target Shooting

  • USA Shooting

  • USA Shooting Rules

  • Dead Target School

  • Shootingbunker.com

  • Shootr.co.uk

  • International Shooting Sport

  • ISSF.TV

  • ISSF Rules

  • Scholastic Clay Target Program


    Please feel free to e-mail corrections and updates.

     

    Posted By: Joe Potosky

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