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Clay Pigeon Shooting

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Pull! Our GT Lasersport clay pigeon shooting brings all the fun of a day on the shooting ground to your event, without the noise, the recoil or the cartridges. It is a clever modern take on a traditional country pursuit, and guests who have never held a shotgun are often the ones grinning widest by the end of the round.

The system uses deactivated 12 bore shotguns that have been converted to fire infrared beams at real flying clays. Each hit registers instantly on the scoreboard, so shooters can see straight away how they are getting on, and friends and colleagues can follow the scores as the round unfolds.

How does laser clay shooting work?

Clays are launched from multiple traps at varying angles and speeds, giving each of the five shooters a lively mix of targets to aim for. Because the guns use infrared technology, there is no kickback and there are no loud bangs, which makes it a safe and inclusive activity for guests of all ages. If you would like a little more realism, audio effects can be switched on to add the sound of each shot.

It is a superb choice for corporate events, client hospitality days, festivals, family fun days and country shows, and it gives guests something genuinely different to talk about over lunch. Our instructors run every session, explain how to hold and aim the gun and keep the scoreboard ticking over.

We are always happy to design a bespoke package around the activity, combining it with other attractions so there is something for every guest. Get in touch for a quote tailored to your event date, location and hours.

Add a few fairground stalls and games or some inflatables for younger guests, and you have a well-rounded day out. Country estates in Surrey and corporate days in Warwickshire suit it beautifully. Contact us to bring GT Lasersport to your next event.


Laser Clay Pigeon Shooting FAQs

Does laser clay pigeon shooting use real ammunition?

No. The system uses deactivated 12 bore shotguns converted to fire infrared beams at real flying clays, so there are no cartridges, no kickback and no loud bangs.

How many people can shoot at once?

Five shooters take part in each round, with clays launched from multiple traps at varying angles and speeds.

How are scores recorded?

Each hit registers instantly on the scoreboard, so shooters and spectators can follow the scores as the round unfolds. Optional audio effects add the sound of each shot.

Is laser clay shooting suitable for corporate days?

Yes. It is a popular choice for corporate events and client hospitality, as well as festivals, family fun days and country shows, with our instructors running every session.

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