Shooting AT clays

[ips]

What Mr Westley said and it doesn't need to be a coach just someone you trust has enough knowledge

 

[Irishgunner]

It could be as simple as your break point was just a little later than your husbands and the bird was dropping a litter faster, be carefully asking what others see trust yourself what you think it needs and don't change sight picture by a little change by a lot

 

[Fortis Mark]

It could be as simple as your break point was just a little later than your husbands and the bird was dropping a litter faster

+1

ask yourself what the bird was doing at the point 'you' intended to pull the trigger.  May sound overly simple, but its easy to work that out on a screaming crosser or teal. These 'floaty' type targets are difficult to read if not fully assesing what the bird is doing at the point you intend to pull the trigger. I know, I struggle with these myself, last weekend at St Dials being an example, stand 11 caught me out until i engaged brain fully.

Im sure someone will point you in the right direction when they see you shoot this type of target again.  All the best with it.