lexikia
Well-known member
Well, after a 25 year gap, i had my first clay shoot on Sunday. To be honest, i have had my Shotguns and ticket for a couple of months but seem to have had a mental block in getting back into it.
I got back in touch with a few mates who i used to shoot with many years ago and was pleased they still did. I went to Copper Beeches near Worksop with them on Sunday and really enjoyed it, but i found my technique totally out of sorts.
Probably with age etc, many of the shots were fairly hard to what i remember, or i think my reflexes are not as quick as they were. All i learned as a youngster seemed to be a distant memory.
Couple of questions if any one could answer me, I have a Beretta Silver Pigeon and a Benelli Montefeltro, not expensive guns but seem ok.
What chokes should be in each gun for sporting? I haven't got a clue. The Beretta and Benelli chokes are identified by notches on the end of each choke.
The Beretta has a 2 notch and a 3 notch in and the Benelli a 4 notch. I know the chokes won't make me a better shot but ever little helps.
Also i am going to have a couple of lessons to try and improve my stance etc, not like riding a bike which you don't seem to forget. Any ideas where is best in South Yorkshire or Nottinghamshire?
Kind Regards Mark
I got back in touch with a few mates who i used to shoot with many years ago and was pleased they still did. I went to Copper Beeches near Worksop with them on Sunday and really enjoyed it, but i found my technique totally out of sorts.
Probably with age etc, many of the shots were fairly hard to what i remember, or i think my reflexes are not as quick as they were. All i learned as a youngster seemed to be a distant memory.
Couple of questions if any one could answer me, I have a Beretta Silver Pigeon and a Benelli Montefeltro, not expensive guns but seem ok.
What chokes should be in each gun for sporting? I haven't got a clue. The Beretta and Benelli chokes are identified by notches on the end of each choke.
The Beretta has a 2 notch and a 3 notch in and the Benelli a 4 notch. I know the chokes won't make me a better shot but ever little helps.
Also i am going to have a couple of lessons to try and improve my stance etc, not like riding a bike which you don't seem to forget. Any ideas where is best in South Yorkshire or Nottinghamshire?
Kind Regards Mark