Will Hewland
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Just going for a gentle open shoot at Horne. Not too far and it's actually full of edge on quartering fiddly stuff, which is exactly what I need to improve on with the new gun.
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Rosso
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Miss them behind. Forend hand towards muzzles. Stand more sideways on when you pull trigger.
Minimal gun movement.
Worth a try.
Minimal gun movement.
Worth a try.
Will Hewland
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Yes, I know what you mean. I want to get to the target and see it, so need to alter hold point and speed. Ages ago I went through the rabbit problem, missing in front on swing through, as most do when learning. Started shooting behind them, which worked but offended my sense of order. So, found a new method which gives me feedback.
Rosso
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That's how I shoot rabbits. 12" behind.
It seems ridiculous but works.
If I'm straight at them then I'm in front - heavy gun.
It's a different way to shoot and the target is seen all the time.
All the targets I'm iffy on I try to shoot them behind.
Teal / rabbits / quatering are classics for getting in front off.
I know what you mean when you say sense of order.
It amazes me how it works. To old to learn new tricks.
Good luck tomorrow. I'm off to Westfield.
It seems ridiculous but works.
If I'm straight at them then I'm in front - heavy gun.
It's a different way to shoot and the target is seen all the time.
All the targets I'm iffy on I try to shoot them behind.
Teal / rabbits / quatering are classics for getting in front off.
I know what you mean when you say sense of order.
It amazes me how it works. To old to learn new tricks.
Good luck tomorrow. I'm off to Westfield.
Nicky T
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Doveridge tomorrow methinks
Tebbsy
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Crazy Bear at Stadhampton for me.
Doctor Lecter
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was thinking doveridge or kegworth ? orston just up the road , would allow a lie in :alcoholic:
Will Hewland
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The sun has been in the same place for a few billion years. Can't blame the sun. The folk that placed the range facing towards the sun however..
Rock and a hard place Will, they have to throw towards that direction due to the layout of the ground so I can't really blame anyone. We all had to shoot the same so fairs fair!
Will Hewland
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Sorry, attempting to cause mini eclipses uses clays is a pet hate of mine.
I understand totally and I whinged my arse off about it but it's just the way the land lies
philmoss
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In a perfect world it would be ideal to have North facing shooting grounds !!!............
Alas, its just not from choice that the direction of fire can be sun effected at this time of year.
Guess it proves that some have no understanding of what goes into setting courses :spiteful: :spiteful:
Alas, its just not from choice that the direction of fire can be sun effected at this time of year.
Guess it proves that some have no understanding of what goes into setting courses :spiteful: :spiteful:
Will Hewland
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EJ Churchill faces almost all South and a few years ago they would set a course that left you with arc-eye. Now, despite the unfortunate position, they put some thought in and it's never an issue.
Mark Jones
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Lost an extended beretta skeet choke at Westfield if anyone finds one, many thanks
I shot that as well, from past experience I knew it was going to be an issue so made sure of glasses and a cap which I rather not usually.
I think i see you there but wasn't sure at the pool shoot, I shoot there a fair bit but never experienced the sun sitting so low still was a good day.
Shaun Hopkins
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You failed to mention you shot 98 Hamid although your not one to bragg an amazing score all the same :spiteful:
