The Lordship Point Gun Club (Lordship Point) Site (formerly known as the Remington Gun Club) is a 30-acre parcel located at Stratford Point, on the west side of the mouth of the Housatonic River which discharges into Long Island Sound. Trap and skeet shooting began at the Site in the 1920s. During the operation of the gun club through 1986, an estimated 48 million clay targets and 3 million pounds of lead shot were deposited into the tidal waters of the Housatonic River and Long Island Sound. LThe Lordship Point Gun Club (Lordship Point) Site (formerly known as the Remington Gun Club) is a 30-acre parcel located at Stratford Point, on the west side of the mouth of the Housatonic River which discharges into Long Island Sound. Trap and skeet shooting began at the Site in the 1920s. During the operation of the gun club through 1986, an estimated 48 million clay targets and 3 million pounds of lead shot were deposited into the tidal waters of the Housatonic River and Long Island Sound. Lead was identified as the principal contaminant of concern at this Site. Lead shot was found in the sediment from the intertidal zone and extending into sub-tidal waters. Resource injuries at the Lordship Point Site include impacts to surface waters, sediment, salt marshes, estuarine fishes, shellfish, and other aquatic macro-invertebrates, and migratory waterfowl.ead was identified as the principal contaminant of concern at this Site. Lead shot was found in the sediment from the intertidal zone and extending into sub-tidal waters. Resource injuries at the Lordship Point Site include impacts to surface waters, sediment, salt marshes, estuarine fishes, shellfish, and other aquatic macro-invertebrates, and migratory waterfowl.