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How to Design a Simulated Game Day: Flush Sequencing and Trap Layouts
Beyond the Clay Trap Simulated Game Shooting is not simply "clay pigeon shooting in a field." It is a theatrical production designed to replicate the adrenaline, etiquette, and challenge of a traditional driven bird day. The hardware—trailers like the Promatic Peregrine Trio or the Huntsman XP—provides the capability. But the execution relies on course design, safety architecture, and flush sequencing. This guide outlines how... -
Choosing the Correct Commercial Trap Strategy
Matching Hardware to Business Model Selecting the right clay trap is an exercise in Return on Investment (ROI). A trap that is over-specified for a small club wastes budget; a trap that is under-specified for a major championship ground causes downtime and reputational damage. At Promatic, we categorize our sporting traps into distinct tiers. This analysis compares the Falcon, the Super Hawk, and the... -
How to Fix Common Promatic Trap Faults: A Step-by-Step Guide
At a commercial shooting ground, a malfunctioning trap is not just an inconvenience; it is a direct revenue leak. Whether you are running a high-volume registered shoot or a corporate simulated game day, your Promatic equipment is the engine of your business. While Promatic machines—from the heavy-duty Falcon series to the club-standard Super Hawk—are renowned for British engineering reliability, mechanical and electrical variables can... -
Safe, Compliant and Sustainable Clay Shooting with Promatic Equipment
Safe, Compliant and Sustainable Clay Shooting with Promatic Equipment A best-practice guide for club owners, ground managers and committees who want to show that their choice of traps, controls and clays meets modern expectations for safety, compliance and environmental responsibility. Why Compliance and Sustainability Are Strategic Issues for Grounds For any clay target ground, safety and environmental performance are no longer “nice-to-have” extras –... -
Lifetime Value of Promatic Traps - 10 Year Plan
Lifetime Value of Promatic Traps: How to Plan 10 Years of Investment, Service and Upgrades Running a clay ground—whether a small club or a large commercial venue—requires long-term planning, predictable expenditure and equipment that performs reliably every single day. While cheaper traps may seem attractive at first glance, the real cost of ownership emerges over a full decade: breakdown rates, downtime, spares usage,...




