COVID 19 UPDATE
We have made the very hard decision to close the shop as of tomorrow Monday 23rd March until further notice.
We want to keep staff as well as our loyal customers safe through these difficult times and see that by doing this we are doing our bit for our country and for our valuable NHS staff who are working their hardest.
Rest assured we will be back, no one knows how long this may take, we thank you for your understanding.
The website and eBay store are still working with orders being processed behind the scenes.
Please stay safe
The Greenfields Team

Our first shoot of 2020 gave us three headlines. New sponsors – Greenfields Guns. New shooting venue – Somerset Shooting Ground. Three equal high guns – Chris Griffin, Martin Reynolds, and Nick Bullen. This certainly is an exciting time for us all at the start of our eighthseason, together with new sponsors & new venues – giving us a different shooting ground to look forward to each month.

Although the weather was sometimes horrendous – the targets and layouts made for a great start to our FITASC season. Set in the grounds of the Glastonbury Festival, our host Robin Heal put on a superb day for us all. With nothing extreme Robin had obviously seen the weather forecast and duly set the course with caution. That said this was a testing day, with everyone having a blip on at least one layout and no doubt the extreme wind and showers would account for the blip. Scores in general were certainly down, proven by the fact that only three guns achieved a score above their FFC.

For the first time at our shoots 3 competitors tied for High Gun on 85 – Chris Griffin, Martin Reynolds & Nick Bullen. Class ‘A’ proved to be a very close contest with John Pool taking the honours on 83 and one target better than both Colin Hanson & Richard Pike. An impressive 82 by Robert Taylor not only won ‘B’ class but also gave him a share of the most improved gun of the day. ‘C’ class winner Bob Maidment did well to maintain his average in the tricky conditions. Meanwhile Rob Fricker comfortably won ‘D’ class as well as sharing the most improved gun of the day.

Class Results
High gun – Chris Griffin, Martin Reynolds & Nick Bullen 85.
Class A – John Pool 83, Colin Hanson & Richard Pike 82.
Class B – Robert Taylor 82, Dan Brain 79, Paddy Croft 77.
Class C – Bob Maidment 70, Kari Dobbs 64, Frank Hodges 53.
Class D – Rob Fricker 59, Rolland Smith 48, John Heenan 43.
Most improved – Robert Taylor & Rob Fricker + 5.
Both Robert & Rob win a Greenfields shop voucher worth £50.
A draw has also taken place at Greenfields for all who shot on the day –
The winner was John Hatchard who wins 250 cartridges.
All prizes to be redeemed in the shop at your leisure with proof of Identity please.

Next month we travel to Ham Cross Shooting Ground with our host and last year’s Farmers FITASC High Gun – Will Thatcher. Details will follow on www.greenfieldsguns.co.uk. Please note that we will be shooting two squad times which will be am or pm start and finish. Meaning that you will shoot through from your chosen start time.
Finally thank you to Robin and Liana who at their first time of hosting a “Farmers FITASC” event certainly gave us a superb day. Thank you also to Greenfields Guns for their very generous support & sponsorship and thank you to Rob Allen for his work regarding the