more esp stuff

[ips]

Been searching for the Churchill book, can't find one for a reasonable price at the moment

Update - bought one, used paperback for under a fiver inc postage.

looks like I have some reading to do.

Another book I like is The Orvis Wing Shooting Handbook. Has anyone here read it?

you git, were did you find that

 

[AW13]

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[ips]

for game, particularly walked up, roost shooting that sort of thing then the churchil or a modified stanbury has to be the best option due to lack of time to give the shot and pre determined lead. !!!!

 

[bugsey hogan]

Interesting post ips you are 100% applying lead to shoot clays at anything of a distance and by virtue of that you can see it but probably do,nt realize or register it.

Having said that I would never advise desperately trying to look for or measure it gun movement and feel I think far more important.

 

[ips]

Interesting post ips you are 100% applying lead to shoot clays at anything of a distance and by virtue of that you can see it but probably do,nt realize or register it.

Having said that I would never advise desperately trying to look for or measure it gun movement and feel I think far more important.

exactly bugsy, I do not for one second deny Tha i am imparting lead as physics dictate that there must be some I just don't look for it or see it. I am in agreement that you should "feel" the shot.

the only time I will see it is on those stupid targets that go up then hang about then drop. I may see a yard or so underneath as I shoot it on the drop BUT I don't shoot those types of target anymore as I don't see any value in it for game practice which I the only reason I shoot the occasional esp, that and spending a nice morning out with a friend such as last week with short legs ?

 

[Nimbusgb]

• “You can’t be in two places at once,”
  
• “Something either is, or it isn’t,”  
  
• “Every thing exists.”
  

Schrodinger,  a few quantum physicists and philosophers might disagree.