Helice shooting — also known as ZZ and Electrocibles — is a particularly challenging shotgun sport. 12 bore shot-guns are the largest gauge permitted to be used. 28 grams /1 oz is the largest shot charge permitted.

Helice shooting — also known as ZZ and Electrocibles — is a particularly challenging shotgun sport. 12 bore shot-guns are the largest gauge permitted to be used. 28 grams /1 oz is the largest shot charge permitted.

Helice was first developed in Europe in the 1960s—as a replacement for live pigeon shoots, in fact. The targets, called ZZ birds, are composed of a round plastic “witness cap” affixed to a propeller. When struck by pellets, the witness cap separates from the propeller, signaling a …

Helice shooting — also known as ZZ — is a particularly challenging shotgun sport. 12 bore shot-guns are the largest gauge permitted to be used. 28 grams /1 oz is the largest shot charge permitted.

A short video on shooting Helice and ZZ-Birds. DeanBlanchard.comTo purchase machines contact http://www.howelltraps.com#ZZ-Birds #Helice #DeanBlanchard #heli...

Helice shooting — also known as ZZ Birds — is a particularly challenging shotgun sport. 12 bore shot-guns are the largest gauge permitted to be used. 1 oz is the largest shot charge permitted. The small targets, called ZZ Birds, consist of a central "witness cap" equipped with winged plastic propellers on either side; the wings simulate the ...

2024年12月31日 · Born in 1960s Belgium as an alternative to pigeon shooting, the sport of helice challenges shotgunners with fast, unpredictable targets known as ZZ birds. (The name “ZZ” combines “zinc”—of which the original targets were made—and zorrito, a nod to a Spanish breed of pigeon.) Designed to mimic live bird flight, these gyroscopic ...

2022年11月1日 · Don't feel bad if you haven't heard of helice shooting. Many sportspeople have never heard of it either. This game combines the unpredictable nature of bird hunting with shooting clays. It's wild fun that will challenge even the most disciplined skeet and trap shooters. Here is how it's done.

ZZ shooting had its origins in Europe in the late 1960s. The target is plastic with a body shaped like a clay target, which fits into a pair of wings. The shooting field is set up the same as a...

Helice was first developed in Europe in the 1960s—as a replacement for live pigeon shoots, in fact. The targets, called ZZ birds, are composed of a round plastic “witness cap” affixed to a propeller. When struck by pellets, the witness cap separates from the propeller, signaling a …