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(no this isn't about my shooters elbow that I currently have strapped up) At risk of getting a bit geeky I would like your opinions on short versus long arms on trap machines. The accusation is that short armed traps don't put as much spin on the clay and so have less angular momentum, which...

I know there are quite a few people out there who have suffered from this, although it does tend to be people that do a lot of shooting in one day. The arm hole seam from mainly your base layer bunches up or ends up under the butt pad causing pressure points, rubbing and abrasion. When you...

As has been mentioned on here by me and others, Italian trap stock combs seem very.... well Fat. I find this on Beretta's, particularly DT10, but also I've got an Essevierre stock that's chunky. I'm not complaining and I think it's better than tucking down onto a pencil but I just wonder about...

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Yep chasing a number is pretty fatal; just do it a shoot at a time. Fingers crossed I'll make C class next year. Ed Solomons. This post by Ed on another thread confirms something I learnt a long time ago but still struggle with. That is, having an expectation of how you are going to do, can be...

Just wondering why so many shooters seem obsessed with plaswad streaking in barrels. Even going so far as to give up a cartridge that they like and gives good results? Why what do they think its going to do? Or is it that they can't stand not getting that mirror tube finish after each session?

I have always thought of this as inserting the barrel in front of the target rather than coming from behind, but thinking about the actual term, you could come from anywhere then maintain a lead in front, this is surely also maintained lead. I know there's a multitude of techniques but as you...

Shoot one clay at a time is the good old advice, and that is how you shoot a 25 or 100 straight, but there is more to it, because your mind attaches more importance to some clays than others such as the first and last etc