The thing about trap/skeet/sporting clays is your swing and follow through. It's quite different than shooting stationary targets. Aim just in front of the clay and continue your swing after you pull the trigger. This will create a large swath of shot for the clay. Keep your head down, and use your finger on the forfend of the gun to point where you want to shoot. It makes the natural connection between eye and hand.

Luna knows what he says. Most of my misses I stopped moving the gun. That and I learned that with the gun I had I needed to cover up the clay instead of centering it in the sites. The forefinger thing I will have to look at. I wrapped all my fingers of the front hand around the stock.

i can almost sense Nick jumping in like koolaid man right about now...

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:hello: Sup Ry Guy!

ty sir, ty very much indeed!

I had a shooting coach and he made me tape a shirt button on the front stock. Put my finger on the button and point where I want to shoot!

We had people helping us but nobody mentioned that. Hoping that we can get together and shoot without many people around. There where 69 people shooting that day.

Holy delayed response Batman!!

Good afternoon, Tim.

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I am totally jacked up. I just got confirmation that I will be allowed to run with the Advanced group at Sears Point in September although I am a beginner, i.e. less than 10 track events. This has been weeks in the making.. :happydance:

Congrats Mt keep it between the walls. :driving:

dude, work has been dreadful... who knew being a boss would be so tasking

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Mt what track day group do you run with? At Watkins Glen I think there are 3 groups that run a total of about 7-8 events per year.

:tup: Nice!!!