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Very sad news. Echoing all the comments, RIP.

I use F3 Pro 1/2 & 1/2 Briley chokes and only shoot Gamebore Velocities. 

But you must have a cursor/pointer or object that is moving in relation to the object you are working on. Would this not be the equivalent of the bead?

Pay for a month and have a look.

Get some steel and have a play. I've tried Gamebore 24g 8 and 24g 7.5 both through 1/2 & 1/2. Both destroy clays up to 30 yards and still breaking an edge on quartering target back to 60 yards where I ran out of cartridges.

Maintained isn't obsolete, it's the last choice. Get on YouTube and subscribe to Ben's channel and you'll find a detailed explanation along with more free info than anyone else is putting out at the moment. @Lloyd Swing Through 

Anything from behind is swing through. I've added a link to a Dan Carlisle explanation above

Starting behind the clay is swing through, its a single speed move of the gun. For pull away you connect with the clay, match its speed for and then increase the gun speed to the kill point. two speeds.  Here's a good...

Pull away is increasing the gap/lead from on or Infront of the clay. I'd also say that if you have time then travel with the clay and time the pull away to the kill point. As for long clays, a very small gun movement stretches the lead a long way at 40 yards

I can't tell from any of those photos if your shooting to the left or right. I'm assuming your KP is along the T&G joint

@Lloyd I wasn't aware you didn't have your ticket yet and as you now say you've probably used shooting with a coach as a way to kill two birds... Personally I think you need to find a coach that you can relate to and then work with them and their methods giving them a chance to get the info...

Best used to check the 60 yard plus crossers that everyone claims they shoot.

I'd say, way to many coaches. They'll end up contradicting on certain things and you'll just be overloaded. Find a coach who's methods and mechanics fit with how you process when shooting and then work with him/her. There's no point paying to see Ed and then paying for someone else to tell you...

I just can't comprehend not seeing the bead. I find on close targets I'm even more aware of it. As for color, I think that's going to be personal and could be affected by preferred lens tint.  

Do you shoot with any bead?

I just wish I could make a Thursday. The price for the registered is very good at £35.00 – Competition entries | £30.00 – Birds Only.  Shooting Birds Only is cheaper than practice!

Churchill's price for 100 registered at Swinton is acceptable, I've heard £35 BO. The registered shoots that do happen in the North East are well subscribed, they just happen so infrequently. Garlands would be nice but it's 6.5hrs travel in total. Orston is getting on for 6hrs. Old Glossop is...

I think you've been had!!! The price list is 35p a clay for none members.

Was that with a caddie or coaching?

Your welcome keep those prices.... We don't want them up here!!!!