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Revolutionising Clay Shooting with Claymate
For any ground or club aiming to elevate efficiencies, revenues, and the shooting experience, Promatic’s Claymate is a game-changer. This cutting-edge contactless clay counting and release system allows shooters to use encoded Wi‑cards—no more fiddling with coins, tokens, or paper tally sheets. Just tap, select, fire, and Claymate handles the rest automatically. Grounds have reported up to 40% revenue growth thanks to tighter control... -
Acoustic Controllers: Precision Release for Every Discipline
Acoustic Controllers: Precision Release for Every Discipline In the high-precision world of clay pigeon shooting, split seconds make all the difference. Promatic’s Acoustic Controllers are engineered to deliver that precision—using sound rather than remote signals, these systems immediately detect the shooter’s command and fire the clay trap with impeccable timing. Ideal for disciplines like Olympic Trap, Universal Trench, Skeet, Doubles, DTL, ABT and Compak,... -
DTL vs Sporting vs Skeet: Which Discipline Suits You?
Whether you're new to clay shooting or looking to branch into a new discipline, understanding the key differences between Down-the-Line (DTL), English Sporting, and Skeet can help you make the right choice. Each offers unique challenges, techniques, and atmospheres. In this guide, we break down the structure, shooting style, and equipment needs for each discipline, helping you decide which suits your skill level, goals,... -
Ultimate Equipment Checklist: Setting Up Your Home Shooting Range
For shooting enthusiasts who want to practise regularly without needing to travel to a shooting ground, setting up a home shooting range can be a game-changer. Whether you're training for competitive clay shooting or simply refining your skills, a home range offers convenience, control, and a safe learning environment. But to make the most of it, you need to get the setup right. In... -
Simulated Game vs Real Game Shooting: What’s Best for Training?
Whether you're new to shooting or an experienced shot looking to sharpen your skills, the type of training you choose can make all the difference. Among the most popular methods are simulated game shooting and real game shooting. While both offer their own unique experiences, each has distinct advantages depending on your goals, skill level, and ethical considerations. This article explores the differences between...




