loved the camera work.an amazing video.
ha ha not much to see in the dark
"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
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The question or title was, are pumps a viable option for skeet shooting.
My answer is no.
Every technique in wing/clay shooting is compromised by the need to cycle the gun manually.
I do not know any reputable shotgunner using a pump for clays.
If you just want to fluff around and shoot some clays, buy a machine and shoot some for fun and save club fees and holding up a squad pissing around and wasting time with an unsuitable gun.
Do what ya want! Ya will anyway.
I agree with R93 .
Skeet is serious stuff to a lot of shooters , and yes in a competition I'm one of those shooters .
I also help new shooters at our club that haven't shot before or very little , and usually never at clays .
If they bring their own gun as long as its safe they can use it , but usually I don't get them shooting doubles until they have shot a few rounds , so the gun is only ever loaded with one cartridge .
From my point of view during these times a Break action gun is just easier and safer .
In my experience of teaching these new shooters the basics , there are two types of shooters .
Competitive and social .
The competitive ones will soon realise that a U/O is where it's at if they want to win .
The Social shooter / hunter wanting to improve will soon realise that Skeet is a serious business to the competitive shooters and that Skeet isn't really that much fun after you have shoot it for awhile and been squaded with a bunch of Grumpy serious dudes who think the sky has fallen on them when they miss 2 targets out of a 100 target comp .
Sporting is where those Social / Hunters with their pump actions find their haven and they usually have a much more enjoyable day out in my opinion .
I shoot both , but my favourite is Sporting .
I enjoy Skeet and shoot it competitively once a month but it is a game of perfection and Pumps don't cut it I'm afraid .
Ken
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I stand by what I said. What is the point of putting time into someone that will not take you seriously?
Encouraging people to get into any sport is all well and good.
Wanting to piss around and waste other people's time just because you wanna laugh is not.
Not suggesting that is the op's motive but having shot all over NZ and overseas I am merely pointing out you will definitely annoy people with that mindset.
Showing up with a suitable gun so you don't look like a yobbo would be a good start I would have thought.
You can by a clay launcher for under a hundred bucks, box of clays for under 30 bucks. Blast away all ya want having a laugh for less than it will cost for 4 rnds of skeet.
I would only use a perazzi as a boat anchor by the way😊
Do what ya want! Ya will anyway.
I will have too give you serious shooters a blast against my pump gun at some stage. If you fullas are in the area I'm keen for a shoot off with your fancy guns.
"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
CFD
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"Thats not a knife, this is a knife"
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
CFD
tps://www.timeanddate.com/countdown/generic?iso=20180505T00&p0=264&msg=Dundees+Countdo wn+to+Gamebird+Season+2018&font=cursive
Ha ha ha see you in Greymouth on Sunday then😆
I will send some repo men around yours to get all your watties if I win.
I am sure there is a watties anomynous you can go to😂
Do what ya want! Ya will anyway.
I have shot a Remington 870 Wingmaster pump at four different ranges on skeet and have only ever been made to feel welcome when shooting it on those ranges. However I do all my three gunning with the same pump so my drills are very fast so I never break the rhythm of the squad whilst loading the gun. I think that is where the acceptance by the other shooters came from. I also take off the mag extension for a more modest appearance of the gun. I did have one guy tell me the gun was not suitable for skeet. This dude was a Beretta fan and I think he even had Beretta branded underwear on. I told him I was passing the hat around to pay for an under and over and he was welcome to contribute. He did not find that funny especially when his mates laughed and said he would be to stingy to contribute anyway. I think I really got scratched from his christmas card list when his gun gave him some issues and I asked if he wanted to use mine.
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