The thing you may notice most is the speed of the targets. They are normally faster and also they vary from 60m to 70mHmmmmmmm! Sounds like how I treat my hold points for targets for DTL. I have a relatively high gun hold for DTL, so may have to drop its slightly to deal with the flatter targets. Guess it will be shoot the 1st round and adjust from there!
I put my barrels on the front edge of the trap house roof just slightly left of the centre trap marker when on pegs 1 and 2, on the marker on peg 3, and slightly to the right of the marker on pegs 4 and 5.
There are ten schemes with varying angles, heights and distances.
My advice is not to book on to shoot on the first squads out if you can help it. That will give you a chance to see others shooting the targets first before being chucked in the deep end.
What shooting ground is your county championships being held at?
Being held at Brook Bank in Somerset. Good plan to drop into one of the later squads and see the targets before shooting them!I put my barrels on the front edge of the trap house roof just slightly left of the centre trap marker when on pegs 1 and 2, on the marker on peg 3, and slightly to the right of the marker on pegs 4 and 5.
There are ten schemes with varying angles, heights and distances.
My advice is not to book on to shoot on the first squads out if you can help it. That will give you a chance to see others shooting the targets first before being chucked in the deep end.
What shooting ground is your county championships being held at?
The sun rises in front of the layouts at Brook Bank. So if you're on an early squad you'll have the sun in your face and the targets are a lot harder to see.Yup, definitely a quicker discipline! Shot a few rounds of OT in the past so hoping will be able to deal with the speed.
Being held at Brook Bank in Somerset. Good plan to drop into one of the later squads and see the targets before shooting them!
Not the weather for dark glasses!The sun rises in front of the layouts at Brook Bank. So if you're on an early squad you'll have the sun in your face and the targets are a lot harder to see.
Just returned from the England ABT team selection shoot there last weekend, the sun wasn't a problem then.
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