Talk:Sporting Clays

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[edit] Editing request for trap, skeet and sporting clay articles

The trap, skeet and sporting clays articles refer to each other near the beginnning, saying they are similar but different.

There is a lot of text explanation of each, but no clear explanation of what the differences are between them. Two have (unclear) explanations of their differences, but seem to contradict each other.

Can someone please write one-sentence explanations of each of these, which also makes clear their differences, and place all three explanations at the beginning of all three articles?

I am willing to do peer review on the explanations to make sure they are unambiguous to someone not familiar with the subjects.

Andrew8 23:54, 8 July 2007 (UTC)

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it is a very good article thank you

[edit] This and Clay pigeon shooting

I put that link into the main text. As for the UK vs US issue, if this article is too US-centric, then by all means edit it to make it better. This article should cover all forms of Sporting, as long as there's not material enough about a specific variant to make its own article. As for Clay pigeon shooting, that is and should remain an umbrella article for all forms of shotgun sports, including Skeet, Trap, Sporting, etc., which all have their own more specific articles as well. Of course, that article should also not be geographically biased. Please edit it if you find it to be. -- Jao 11:11, 26 May 2007 (UTC)