English Skeet

7 stands, high and low singles on all stands, doubles on stands 1, 2, 4, 6 and 7. (CPSA Rule book No 9) See note below.

American Skeet

8 stands. (NSSA Official Rules and Regulations 2001) See note below.

Olympic Skeet

8 stands. Longer/faster throws. Random delay of 0-3 seconds between "Pull" and target release. (ISSF Official Statutes, Rules and Regulations 1997 with Errata) See note below.

American Trap 16 Yard

Set to throw targets 50 yards over a random angular spread of 34.28 degrees. Height set to 9 feet at 10 yards out from the trap. (ATA Rule Book)

American Trap Handicap

As for 16 yard but offering handicap distances from 16 yards to 27 yards in 1 yard increments - see image below. (ATA Rule Book)

American Trap Doubles

The tough one - normally shot from 16 yards but you can use the handicap system if you wish. Two clays are thrown at 17.14 degrees either side of the dead-ahead position (as seen from stand 3).(ATA Rule Book) For stands 1 to 3 the right hand clay is taken first, for stands 4 & 5 it is the left hand clay.

DTL

Down The Line. Set to throw targets 52 yards over a random angular spread of 44 degrees. Height set to 8 feet at 10 yards out from the trap. (CPSA Rule Book No 8)

ABT

Automatic Ball Trap. Set to throw targets 75m over a random angular spread of up to 45 degrees. Height at 10m from the trap set to vary from 1m to 4m. (CPSA Rule Book No 11)

Olympic Single Trap

5 stands, 15 traps in 5 groups of 3. Support for all nine of the official ISSF tables - see image below. (ISSF Official Statutes, Rules and Regulations with Errata)

Olympic Double Trap

Richard Faulds special! Nice to know that Great Britain can still win at something! (I know, we won a test match against the Australians - but did we really win or did they allow us to win - that's the question!) (ISSF Official Statutes, Rules and Regulations with Errata)

Universal Trench

DryFire supports all 10 ISSF setting tables for Universal trench.

Sporting

Several sporting layouts are provided with targets such as crossers, driven, away, teal, rabbit, tower etc. Singles, simultaneous doubles and on-report doubles. DryFire provides a special program to enable you to design your own sporting layouts. The Course Designer software allows you to design your own sporting layouts. A demonstration copy of Course Designer is provided with DryFire and you can upgrade to the full copy if you wish.

Compac

A set of sporting targets fitted within the relatively small space occupied by a skeet layout.

Starshoot

Starshoots were originally developed to give clay shooting "TV appeal". They consist of a framework built above a randomly oscillating trap and the faster you shoot (i.e. the closer you hit the clay to the trap) the higher your score.

The DryFire Starshoot layout is hard - you have to move quickly and accurately to have any chance of a decent score.

Duck Shoot

With Duck shoot you are facing a pond and a number of ducks flying in to land. If you shoot too early the ducks will be too far away, if you shoot to late they will be on the water - and we do not allow you to shoot sitting ducks! Special sound effects make this layout good fun!

Other

We welcome suggestions for new layouts to be added to this list. Sporting layouts are straightforward to create using the layouts design program provided by DryFire. Other disciplines may require special feature to be added to the layout file or to the software. Contact us if you have suggestions for additional layouts - we will do our best to oblige.