Question: I have recently begun to get a bruise on my cheek from the recoil of my new gun. I am a mid-level shooter, have a smooth move and mount,…
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Question: In sporting clays, I often hear the term “technical targets.” What does this mean? Answer: A “technical target” refers to the way in which a target is presented or…
Question: I’ve shot registered skeet for a long time and noticed that some shooters hold their guns like they caught a king cobra while others handle the gun like it’s…
Question: Yesterday at my club, I was practicing on a 30-yard left to right crosser. I hit about 40% using a modified choke. It was challenging. I tried to break…
Question: I hear certain instructors talk about commitment to breakpoints. I also see articles written about it. My breakpoints tend to vary a bit. I usually break the targets in…
Question: Sometimes I shoot lights out and other times, not so much. It’s aggravating to know my potential when I fall short of my potential 80% of the time. What…
Question: Why is the rising teal so difficult to hit? I can generally break dropping teal targets without a problem, but sometimes on a true pair, you really have to…
Question: When I first started shooting skeet 40 years ago everyone shot a 26” barrel. Now 28”, 30”, 32” and even 34” are the popular lengths. My Sporting Clay guns…
Question: I’m going to buy a new gun and can’t make up my mind between a high rib or flat rib shotgun. What do you recommend? Answer: High rib guns...
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Question: What do you think of books and videos for learning how to shoot? Answer: Books and DVDs definitely have their place in the learning process of a shooter. With...
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