Advice please

**Munsey** · 23-04-2013, 10:02 PM

Originally Posted by R93

You's are just mean. I try to grow and just get shotdown at every turn. I am going to have to post a vid when I get my routine down pat, its the only way it can be appreciated.

YouTube Found you on you tube . Buy the way my shotgunning has improved, amazingly enough , so won't be needing the " lesson" .

**R93** · 23-04-2013, 10:26 PM

Originally Posted by Munsey

YouTube Found you on you tube . Buy the way my shotgunning has improved, amazingly enough , so won't be needing the " lesson" .

Be seeing you compete in AA or A grade at the next sporting Natinonals then?

Dont be shy Munsey

**Munsey** · 23-04-2013, 10:34 PM

Originally Posted by R93

Be seeing you in AA or A grade at the next sporting Natinonals then?

That's only if it doesn't clash with pole dancing nationals and you are there instead .!

**R93** · 23-04-2013, 10:38 PM

Originally Posted by Munsey

That's only if it doesn't clash with pole dancing nationals and you are there instead .!

Good point. I would suck at both at the moment. Hopefully gunna get back into clays once my roster allows, I am missing the shits n giggles. I would be lucky to be a C grader in pole dancing, need heaps of practice.

**Ground Control** · 27-04-2013, 08:46 AM

Can I ask how you know your shooting high ?
I have done abit of clay shooting , and I have only ever been in the presence of 2 people that I believe can call exactly where the shot went in relation to the target , and even then they are standing directly behind you looking down your barrels as you shoot . One of those was a World Fitasc champ and the other was an Australian champ .
I cringe when I hear squad members giving other shooters advice about where they are going wrong , alot of the time those advisers have no idea and no real knowledge of the shooters technique , and the line and speed of the target in relation to the barrels when the shot was triggered .
Pattern your gun and also try shooting at a straight going away target , if your gun has an adjustable stock either shims or adjustable comb start of with it low and slowly raise it up until your smoking the target . Set the target up dead straight and resonably low ( not climbing ,going up high )

Good luck , happy shooting , but remember advice given even in good faith is more often than not "Wrong"

Ken