Simulated Game shooting in Berkshire

Berkshire, United Kingdom

The Lewis Moody Foundation shoot, on the 28th June, Shoot with MAD DOG - Lewis Moody MBE England Legend and Phil Vickery MBE, aka “The Raging Bull” – ENGLAND RUGBY UNION LEGEND – CELEBRITY MASTERCHEF WINNER Fijian Freddie Tuilagi is bringing his Gin Stand down and also his larger than life personality, Leicester and England’s George Chuter helping with the day Teams are incredible value at £2000. This includes all your Welcome Pack, Clays and Cartridges, Breakfast Roll, Teas / Coffee, 2 course Lunch with Wine and Beers I have included the itinerary to whet your appetite for the day. It would be great to have along. Details for the day Date: Friday 28th June Time: 0830 am arrival , please arrive promptly and grab Coffee/Tea with your Bacon/Sausage Rolls for Introductions and Safety Briefing! Venue: PennSport Shooting School, Newbury, RG18 9EF WHAT THREE WORDS - crimson.twitches.retiring Dress code: Dress for the country – while the weather is looking good, we can always get rain and the ground can get muddy. Approx Timings for the day (subject to change) 08:30 Arrival and Registration Breakfast and Safety Speech 09:30 Shooting Starts – 8 of the best game simulated flushes. Including Aces High Game - for a great prize. 13:30 Shooting Finishes, make your way back for Refreshments 14:00 2 course Country Style Dinner with Wine and Beers 14:30 Welcome game and speeches 14:45 Q&A with Lewis Moody and Guests 15:00 Charity Auction 15:25 Prize Giving 16:00 Event closes

Berkshire, United Kingdom

Here at Pennsport Shooting School we are specifically designed for game shooting simulation. Whether you are wanting to keep your eyes in out of the field or have a great day with friends, we offer school-based simulated days throughout the year. We have a vast variety of drives with multiple high towers, allowing the clays to simulate birds of over 150 feet high. Set within beautiful Berkshire woodland, close to the M4 and not too far from London, our location is not only stunning but also practical. We pride ourselves with providing a personal experience, therefore, we cater to your very specific needs and requirements, so please do get in touch to find out more

Multiple Locations

We’re often credited with pioneering simulated game shooting having hosted our first 'Really Wild' day in 1994. This means that you can trust we create an experience that’s enjoyable every time. We offer shooting on several beautiful estates across the Home Counties and Cotswolds: Culden Faw Estate, Englefield House, Highclere Castle, Kirby Estate, Wellbarn Estate and West Woodhay House. Through our imaginative utilisation of each estate’s topography combined with the use of manual traps, we bring you shooting that’s both realistic and exhilarating. These popular events accommodate all levels of experience. Whether you are a single gun joining a syndicate day, a full team or a larger charity event you’re guaranteed the very best in simulated game shooting. Our Simulated Game Days run from February to September. Format Of a Typical Day: You begin your event with breakfast, fueling yourself for the day's sport. Depending on which estate we are visiting, this could be held at the main house, a shooting lodge or a country pub. After a safety briefing, we draw pegs and set off for the first drive. A normal drive has eight pegs, with two guns to a peg. Each drive is split so that one gun loads for one half and then swaps and shoots for the second half. You’ll be taking aim at replicas of driven partridge, pheasant and grouse. The day consists of four drives. After the second drive, we break for ‘Elevenses’. The third drive is a friendly competition where you battle it out for the title of Top Gun with the fourth and final drive being the ‘grand finale’. Each gun can expect to shoot between 250 and 750 cartridges. At the end of the event, you can enjoy a well-earned drink during lunch while you toast to the winners. Don’t miss out on our Simulated Game Days for 2027 – dates will be published in the Autumn.