Definition
Compak Sporting is a clay shooting discipline designed to replicate the variety and excitement of sporting clays in a smaller, more controlled environment. It combines elements of sporting clays and FITASC but uses a compact shooting layout, making it suitable for limited spaces without sacrificing challenge or diversity.
Further Explanations
Compak Sporting was created to allow shooters to experience sporting-style target presentations in areas where full sporting courses aren’t possible. Unlike traditional sporting clays, which are spread across large outdoor courses, Compak Sporting is set up on a single shooting line with multiple traps that throw clays in different directions and trajectories.
Key Features:
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Shooting Stations: Typically five stations in a row.
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Target Variety: Crossers, rabbits, battues, and overhead targets.
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Trap Setup: 6–8 traps placed in front, sides, and overhead to create dynamic presentations.
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Shot Count: A round usually consists of 25 targets.
This format makes Compak Sporting ideal for clubs with space limitations and for shooters looking for a fast-paced, varied experience without walking a full sporting course. It’s also a popular choice for competitive shooters because of its standardized rules.
While Compak Sporting is traditionally a club-based discipline, you can create a similar experience at home or in the field with Nordic Clays' clay pigeon throwers, more specifically with our TrapMaster. Combine it with our biodegradable clay targets for a sustainable and dynamic shooting session that mimics the excitement of sporting targets.
