Finners
Well-known member
I tend to agree with Ed on this. To start with all you need is the safety side of things along with the basics and just getting used to the whole malarkey really. Building some muscle memory/confidence/set up just takes practice, anyone who's been shooting for a while, just try shooting off your "wrong" shoulder to remind yourself how what we find automatic, feels to a beginner.
Then, depending on if you just want to bash a few (more) clays a few times a month, or are aiming at "A" class CPSA will dictate where you go from there. It's a bit like driving really, just want to drive safely/legally, have some lessons, pass your test and off you go. Want to drive Formula One....different approach to the training and practice might be useful.
Then, depending on if you just want to bash a few (more) clays a few times a month, or are aiming at "A" class CPSA will dictate where you go from there. It's a bit like driving really, just want to drive safely/legally, have some lessons, pass your test and off you go. Want to drive Formula One....different approach to the training and practice might be useful.