paul b
Well-known member
All of it.
if you know this when you take the shot rather than dry mounting you probably missedHow much rib are you seeing below the bead?
I think when you looked down my gun at Lonato you thought it was a four pounder Greg . I have a lot of rib showing but then again I don't think I actually use the bead as a sighting tool. I rely mainly on hoping in know where my gun is pointing in relation to the target.How much rib are you seeing below the bead?
Ian this is so true !! I was shooting yesterday and shot a , for me, decent 23 in the first round then in the second I missed four of the first five out !! I had not a clue what was wrong but then started chasing my tail .. shot a 17!! The trend was then set I shot two more rounds and in each questioned every shot I made whether I hammered it or not... it made for very erratic shooting. I think my problem was tiredness I had been working laying a new tile floor all week and then had driven five hours collecting my wife from the airport the day before and on the day had to drive for an hour and a half to get to the ground... sometimes you cannot see the wood for the trees But like you when I do shoot well it all just happens and there is not a conscious thought made during the round just concentration on seeing the target.One only becomes aware of things when your not shooting well !!!!
That sounds like a good recommendation Ian I think I will try to lay my hands on a copy what is the actual title ?... although truth be told I barely have a conscious let alone subconscious :lol: I was working away today finishing of some trim in a room I have just renovated... nearly lopped my left hand index finger off with the chop saw :lol: seriously though I was fortunate did a nasty slice job on the tip of it but just stemmed the blood flow and then put some plasters on it and managed to get the job finished off. I will redress it tomorrow... when no doubt it will be bloody sore :lol: it is throbbing a wee bit at the moment.its a brilliant book and a brilliant method relying totally on the subconscious ?
Any particular part?He constantly mentions at every opportunity to "focus on a specific part of the bird"
as in gunfit is essential that is why every bespoke gun maker had a try stock. If the gun does not shoot where you look you will not hit the target if you are looking at IT!ocus on the bird and if your gunmount is reliable
The book I was looking at was a different title Charlie that is why I need to know the title. I have just had another look and there is another title How To Shoot - Some Lessons In The Science Of Shot Gun Shooting the other was Robert Churchill's Game Shooting: The Definitive Book on the Churchill Method of Instinctive Wingshooting for Game and Sporting Clays which for some reason is very expensive.John - I'm sure I can get you a copy for WAAAAAY less than that. Let me look around. There are a couple different ones too.
here y'are
Bummer, I was down that way yesterday, at Doveridge.Ips im not trying to over think it when shooting but as im from sporting i know what the gun is doing in relation to target in all situations, and although blotting it out like a fast teal works most of the time i cant help thinking a high shooting gun may alow me to control the clay more with the gun.
Westley im in Staffordshire, thanks for the offer,definitely going to be trying as many as possible over the off season.
that's the funny thing according to Churchill it doesn't matter beak, leg whatever as long as focus is on a specific thing. Its exactly same as my mantra of look for leading edge of clay ?Any particular part?
depends if they are approaching or departing :angel:Any particular part?
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