Maze Clays is a new shotgun game that offers Sporting Clays and FITASC target presentations on a Skeet/Trap or Open field. This is possible by using a Movable Support System (patent applied for) that carries the release buttons (wired or wireless setup) from 6 to 9 traps and the dual safety screen in any place on the field.

As a result the shooter can shoot in safe conditions, on each station (9) upon target presentations launched by the 6 to 9 traps, in varying range (10 to 60 yards) and varying angles (sharp to wide). More Comments

Maze Clays was created by Andrei and Bill V. Erdoss and officially was launched at the 2006 Las Vegas SHOT Show. Currently it is setup for demo at the Tom Lowe Shooting Grounds, Atlanta, GA.

Shooter's Benefits

Always new, has different target presentations and combinations each round.
Great variety in target presentations on a Skeet/Trap field, such as those found on Sporting and hunting fields.
Safe. Shoot from any place on the field in safe conditions by using the dual safety screen.
Additionally the setup is customizable for the shooters' needs, which makes Maze Clays a great practice tool.
Accesible. Maze Clays can be setup on any Skeet/Trap field.
Affordable. The price per round is low due to the low cost of the setup without compromising variety in target presentations and safety on the field.

How Maze Clays is played?

A squad of 1 to 6,8 shooters grouped 3,4 and 3,4 at each safety screen of the Mobile Support device move through 9 shooting stations, placed evenly on the Skeet/Trap field.
The operator of the game, followed by the shooters, moves the Mobile Support device from one station to another.
A Maze Clays round consists of 25 or 50 clay targets.

Clubs' Benefits

Diversify shooting activity by adding a new game and also offering a practice field for members that shoot Sporting Clays/FITASC.
Strengthen loyalty of existing shooters and bring new members.
Increase sales of shooting equipment and attrack sponsors.
The Maze Clays field is assembled/disassembled in minutes and thus it does not permantly dissable the hosting Skeet/Trap field.
The Maze Clays setup requires a low cost of investment of an additional 4 to 6 traps per field to supplement the existing Skeet & Trap throwing machines.
Increase the quality and volume of instruction through the vast variety of target presentations.
Easily accesible to the public to follow the shooting action.

Licensing

The Maze Clays game is available for licensing to Shooting Associations/Foundations/National Federations.