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Grand Prix of France - Compak Sporting - France (May 2019)

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Compak-Sporting
200 targets
Participants
63
Start
May 18, 2019, 02:00
Europe/Paris (UTC+2)
End
May 19, 2019, 02:00
Europe/Paris (UTC+2)
Until competition start
0 days
Location
Sore, France
Status
Registration closed

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Winners

TOP 3
L
2
ESLUCEA VILLANUEVA Miguel
SO +23
190
K
2
FRKRESS Johann
SO +22
190
Grand Prix of France - Compak Sporting - France (May 2019)

About competition

The official Grand Prix of France competition in the Compak Sporting discipline will be held from May 18, 2019 to May 19, 2019 at the BTC Sore shooting club in France.

Competition Details / Event Schedule

  • Trainings: May 13 (Monday)May 16 (Thursday) from 10am to 07pm.

  • Trainings: May 17 (Friday) from 09am to 06pm.

  • Opening Ceremony & Bib distribution: May 17 (Friday) at 06pm.

  • 1st day of competition: May 18 (Saturday).

  • 2nd day of competition: May 19 (Sunday).

  • Award and Closing Ceremony: May 19 (Sunday) at 06pm.

Entry Fees & Registration

  • Entry fees for categories man, lady, senior, veteran, master: € 150.00.

  • Entry fees for category junior: € 90.00.

Location and Contact

Shooting Ground
Ball Trap de Sore

Ball Trap de Sore

Sore, France

Ball Trap de Sore is a premier clay pigeon shooting complex nestled within the scenic pine forests of Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France. Managed by Myriam and Thomas, the venue is officially affiliated with major national and international federations, including the FFBT, FITASC, and FFTIR. It serves as a highly professional facility that caters to novice shooters, seasoned sportspersons, and hunters alike. One of its unique standout features is the on-site professional gunsmith shop managed by Thomas, which provides direct technical assistance and gun repairs right on the field.

Shooting Infrastructure and Disciplines

The facility boasts an impressive layout designed to accommodate a diverse range of international shooting sports. It is equipped with 120 automated throwing machines distributed across 13 specialized shooting ranges. The complex offers several major layouts and configurations:

  • Ten Compak Sporting layouts that challenge shooter agility

  • Two Down the Line (DTL) and five Universal Trench (Fosse Universelle) layouts

  • Dedicated Olympic Skeet and Olympic Trench setups

  • A "Sanglier Courant" (running boar) simulator ideal for hunter training

Terrain Difficulty and Environmental Conditions

The physical layout of the shooting ranges winds directly through dense pine woods, such as the areas known as "La Bécasse" and "Le Bois". While these thick trees act as a natural windshield ensuring stable clay flight paths, they also introduce a high level of difficulty due to the interplay of light and shadows, which tests the visual reaction time of shooters. The courses alternate between open field clearings and narrow forest tracks. This layout offers high target variety and mimics real-world hunting conditions.

Coaching Events and Guest Amenities

To support shooters of all proficiency levels, the club provides tailored training programs alongside modern social infrastructure. Visitors can enjoy corporate team-buildings, bachelor parties, and regional as well as international competitions. Key amenities and training options include:

  • Supervised beginners' courses, advanced coaching, and introductory sports baptisms

  • A cozy clubhouse featuring a bar, dining area, and an outdoor viewing terrace

  • Fully equipped conference rooms for business meetings

  • Picnic areas, on-site parking for campers, and stroller-accessible pathways

Pricing and Operating Hours

The facility maintains transparent pricing for individual shooting series alongside structured weekly schedules. Pricing depends on the discipline chosen, while the opening times vary between the summer and winter seasons. Essential tariffs and operational hours include.

2350 Route de Bourideys, 40430 Sore, France

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Ladies, Open
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Junior, Open

Source: fitasc.com