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	Established by Leon Breitling in 1884, Breitling is the world's only major watch brand to offer exclusively chronometer certified movements for all models within its collection. Chronometer certification represents the ultimate token of recognition in terms of precision and reliability. With only 3% of watches produced in Switzerland being granted the official rating certificate, it is little wonder that Breitling has become the chosen brand for aviation professionals.
	With a history and pedigree dating back to 1828, ELEY Hawk shotgun ammunition has earned a worldwide reputation for reliability, consistency and above all, unequalled quality. ELEY Hawk is delighted to co-sponsor Beretta World and invite competitors to sample their cartridges, which are setting new standards in the Clay Target market at this prestigious event.
	Sporting Shooter magazine breathes new life into one of the finest sports in the country. Every issue is packed with tips and techniques to help you get the most from your shooting. Sporting Shooter magazine is proud to be sponsoring the Beretta World in 2009 and also offers all Beretta World competitors a reduced subscription rate on-site at the event.
	Laporte, a family business for 80 years remains world leader for traps and clays. With Laporte products consistently chosen for the Olympic Games, worldwide demand continues to increase! Our clays average 1% no birds. CPC clays used in conjunction with our Laporte traps will ensure that Beretta World is as successful an event as it was in 2008! We are very pleased to be involved with, and to work with, the team of GMK/Beretta and their co-sponsors!
	Established in America, Burris is renowned for producing superior optics that meet the demands of the avid sportsman through offering exceptional performance and value. Burris pride themselves on making optics that let you take in every detail; binoculars engineered to be so clear and powerful that they penetrate the twilight, superb spotting scopes that allow you to get up close and personal with even the most elusive game, and rugged rifle scopes so precise that long-range shots become second nature.

I. Only Beretta guns can be used for the full duration of the competition.

II. This event is a special CPSA registered event. Competitors who are not members of the CPSA will shoot under a CPSA Day Pass.

III. English Sporting Rules will govern the competition. Ladies, Juniors and Veterans will shoot in their CPSA classified classes and are also eligible for prizes in their respective category.

IV. Maximum permitted load is 28 gram. There are no wad restrictions.

V. Competitors who are not members of the CPSA and CPSA members who are not classified will be classified on the day. Eight undisclosed stands will be used to obtain a percentage score and thereby a classification.

VI. Anyone barred from taking part in CPSA events will not be eligible to enter.

VII. All overseas competitors will shoot in class AA for the purposes of class prizes overseas will be defined as outside the UK.

VIII. All squads will be allocated start times at specific stands. All shooters must report to their first stand at least ten minutes prior to their allocated start time.

IX. The top two shooters from each of the days will go forward to a 30-bird shoot off on the Sunday afternoon. In the event of a tie, qualifiers will be decided by the number of stands shot straight.

X. Due to the possibility of differing weather conditions throughout the qualifying rounds, scores will not be carried forward to the final. Should a tie arise in the final, there will be a sudden death shoot off to decide the eventual winner.

XI. Once the top three places have been decided these three shooters will be taken out of their classes and the class prizes will be awarded in accordance with the original scores ex 120.

XII. To decide the class and category placements in the event of a tie, the winner will be determined by the most number of stands shot 'straight'. If the outcome is still a tie, the shooter with the most number of stands with only one miss, and so on will determine the winner. If this fails to produce a winner a count back system will be used.

XII. The referee on the squad's final shooting stand will retain the squad scorecards.

XIV. Shooters qualifying for the 30 target final on the Sunday must report at 16:00 at the latest in order to commence shooting at approximately 16:30.

XV. The prize giving will be held at approximately 17:30 on the Sunday afternoon.

XVI. The sponsors reserve the right to give prizes of equivalent value should the prize not be available.

XVII. In the event of a dispute, there will be a five-person jury for the duration of the event whose decision will be final.

XVIII. The Organisers reserve the right to change the prizes and amend the rules.

XIX. Any prize winner must ensure that they have been allocated into the correct CPSA class. All incorrectly awarded prizes must be returned to GMK immediately.

XX. No refunds can be made once your application has been submitted. Changes can be made at a cost of £3.50 per amendment.

XXI. All prizes, except cartridges, will be posted to winners if they are not able to attend the prize giving. Cartridge winners will be sent a cash equivalent of 12p per cartridge.

XXII. By accepting these terms and conditions all entrants agree that their details will be shared with the CPSA and carefully selected third parties.

XXII. Juniors must be under the age of 21 for the duration of the shooting event. Veterans will have had their 60th birthday prior to the start of the event.