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Can someone help me crack the code? I've just spent nearly an hour online trying to find someone that sells sporting clays. None of the usual suspects seems to have them, though perhaps I'm using the wrong verbiage...
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Better make sure someone other than you will pay for the damaged ones during shipping. -
"Sporting clays" is a sport, are you talking about "clay targets"?Comment
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Yes, clay targets--BrandoComment
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Try WalMartComment
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Are you trying to have them shipped to you or buy them in a store?Name: Dobalina, Mr.Bob Dobalina
Originally posted by kielbasavwOriginally posted by walterComment
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I was trying to find an online source, that's all.--BrandoComment
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You're going to get a small percentage broken no matter where you buy them but I'd be wary of getting them online. They are heavy and fragile. I'd buy them locally so you can check the box.Comment
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$9.99 for white flyers at Big 5 - clerk allowed me to open the boxes to inspect for broken clays - all of the boxes I opened were %100 A-OK
got 5 - and best of all... I shot them the next day and with no shipping chargeyou don't rise to the occasion,
you just fall back on your level of training.Comment
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Yup just go to big 5 grab a box and give it the old up side down then the side to side routine, sound good? Then take it.
I wouldnt want to have em shipped directly to me, no offense to UPS but after someone decided to play kickball with a box of primers I had delivered id expect a big poof of dust when I open up a box of clay pidgeons.
Oh and BTW to provide some actual useful info, the only clay targets ive ever been able to find online were the tiny ones on Cabelas.Name: Dobalina, Mr.Bob Dobalina
Originally posted by kielbasavwOriginally posted by walterComment
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