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ok i will admit i am not a skeet/trop shooter.
i just had a customer of mine give me 3 and 1/2 cases of blue rocks. they are older and i think they are blue (i'll take a pic in the am). i'm just curious about them. i plan to donate them to north mountain hunt club near me for them to use in the youth training. i have never heard or seen these things before, so i'm looking for any and all info. thanks rats
my biggest question is do they get to brittle over time and become unusable?
it's time to change the air in my head
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Dry solidified clay remains solid until it is turned into powdered clay on the skeet and trap range...Originally Posted by Flaco
...Ben
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Exactly---I have proven that fact many times over. As for the Blue Rocks---they are great---I think they break with less force than White Flyers or Champions. They were made under the Remington brand.Dry solidified clay remains solid until it is turned into powdered clay on the skeet and trap range...
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Hmmm... looking at the costs of downing skeet - it's much less expensive than I thought it would be.
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