Recent content by magnum3

hi .  no I was not implying I could shoot all at ot ,I was implying that when you see the target flying in a straight direction out in front of you that very seldom deviates in flight it almost looks impossible to miss with the speed of modern day cartridges     cheers

vip I totally agree with you the older you get unless you try and keep yourself fit you cannot swing the gun as fast as you used too,they are all going away targets and you shoot them up the ass they are not flying faster than the shot appr. 1500 ft/sec how can one miss

i  was talking about dtl  .your suggested hold for other trap disciplines I would agree but as dtl is the slowest ,one does not require a brain wash

your last paragraph is 100% correct best info to any new shooter forget the rest I have never bought or read a book on dtl you've ether got it or you havn't try some express world cups

iv'e seen all the books and dvd's all that info is their theory to assist selling, many were shooting 100 straights before the books, as I said the only two difficult birds are left hander on peg 1 and a right hander on peg two as you agree, dtl is the simplest of trap disciplines, when you boil...

just a thought if you had a collapsible trap house for dtl you could have the dtl trap on rails so it could be pulled back in front off abt shooter on peg 3 and make universal peg stands marked out for abt and dtl something for thought wullie s

on each station keep gun pointed at trap house centre front, as it is a rising target you will pull up through target, as your barrel vision is just below clay pull trigger keep gun moving upwards, the only two difficult targets on dtl to my experience are a left hander on station one and a...

thanks all for the welcome wullie s

high all I am from Scotland I used to do my clay shooting in west midlands warwickshire before returning back to Scotland I enjoyed my shooting very much with many good friends and shooters ,I shot back here for a few years then stopped shooting sold all my guns and equipment, i took up...