This event combines infrared beams and computer technology with the classic sport of clay pigeon shooting. A trap launches clays at various speeds and angles and up to 5 people are able to shoot simultaneously with modified over-and-under 12-bore shotguns which have been adapted to fire laser beams at the clays in a perfectly safe environment. Each person gets two shots. A computer then determines – within one thousandth of a second – the order of hitting the clay. An indicator on the shotgun also gives instant feedback to the player so they know if they hit the clay or missed. Spectators are able to follow the progress on the electronic scoreboard.

It can be played at most venues by people of all ages during the day for fun or as a competition. There are a variety of different games, which vary in difficulty and can be customised to suit the players. Laser Clay Pigeon Shooting is not harmful to the environment. The guns fire harmless infrared beams at reusable clays. The sound is computer-generated with adjustable volume.