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…
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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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Question: Why do all the older shooters that have been shooting for a lifetime all seem to have hearing problems? Am I at risk for hearing loss? Answer: The short…
Question: I sometimes see shooters riding around the course and looking at the targets before they actually shoot the course for score. I also see them watch shooters shoot the…
Question: Can you give me advice on shooting chandelles? Does their direction and/or distance change the shot plan? Answer: If you are having trouble breaking chandelle’s, remember that this target…
Question: When buying a new sporting clays O/U shotgun, what are the most important factors to cover before buying? Answer: As a dealer, importer and gunfitter, I often get asked…
Question: I know a lot of shooters travel with their shotguns. I have never traveled by air with a gun and have always been afraid of the hassle. What’s involved...
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