Mill Farm Lurgashall operates an open Clay Shoot on the First Weekend of every month and private events through the year.

The shoot started in 1971, a collection tenant farmers and game keepers got together and started a regular monthly clay shoot.

The shoot has continued ever since, building on its name and reputation.

We can provide instructors and training 

Shoot starts at 10am with last entries

at 13.30

Number of stands are between

7 and 10 stands with a varied layout

each month over a large area

Dates for Open Shoots

Starts at 10am Last Entries 12.30pm

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3rd and 4th April 2021

1st and 2nd May 2021

5th and 6th June 2021

3rd and 4th July 2021

31st July and 1st August 2021 

4th and 5th September 2021

2nd and 3rd October 2021

6th and 7th November 2021

4th and 5th December 2021

Saturday 19th December 2020

2nd January 2022

 5th and 6th February 2022

5th and6th March 2022

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Mill Farm is an Affiliated Site of the CPSA

A Safety Officer is on Site for the

duration of any shoot

All Footpaths and Public areas are Signed and Flagged during any Shoot -

All Safety Protcols are followed 

Anyone involved in the shoot is briefed prior to any shoot taking part.

Trade members of BASC.

Licensed with the West Sussex Police who provide us with an Artificial Target Permit.

We reserve the right to exclude anyone

We expect all shooters to be aware of the safety of others whilst at a shoot, whether they are fellow sportsmen or members of the general public.

Ear protection, eye protection are required and ideally a hat or similar to prevent fragments of broken clays causing injury, anyone not wearing appropriate safety equipment is doing so at their own risk. Dress Code - appropriate clothing and footwear as conditions may change during the shoot

We expect all shooters to be covered by their own insurance.

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Fibre wads only

Cartridges are available to

purchase in

410, 28, 20 and 12 gauge.

A Licence must be produced if purchasing cartridges.  

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Semi Auto's must not be loaded with more than Two cartridges

at a time.

When not shooting they must be flagged or have a breech clip.

SECTION 21 DISCLAIMER 

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It is an offence for someone who is prohibited by Section 21 of the Firearms Act 1968 to have a firearm or ammunition in his or her possession at any time.  Section 21 applies to anybody who has been sentenced to imprisonment or to youth custody or detention in a young offenders’ institution for three months or more.  The period for which they are prohibited depends on the length of their sentence, if the sentence was longer than three years the prohibition is for life.  If the sentence was three months or more but less than three years, the prohibition lasts for five years from the date of their release.  It is an offence for a person to transfer, let or hire, give or lend a firearm or ammunition to someone whom he/she knows has reasonable grounds for believing to be prohibited by Section 21.