Yes. the floor boards are in the direction of the KP. I shoot from the left shoulder, so in the photos I'm shooting to the right. Though from some of my misses I may as well be shooting behind me for all the differenceĀ it would make!
In general a LĀ - R target would be considered a harderĀ target for a right handedĀ handed trap shooter because of the tendency to pull the gun offĀ the face where as with a left hander you are pulling the gun onto the face.ĀThanks @jwpzx9rĀ and others
Indeed, GD and others have more than earned their right to do things their own way.Ā
To some extent I think we all are. IĀ guess it depend if like me you feel yourĀ realistic hopes are maybe after five or ten years you might scrape into A class if youāre very Ā lucky, so itās perhaps more important that I enjoy what Iām doing over fretting over how technically perfect Iām being and I find at my early stage that mental positivity is having a better impact on hits thanĀ having many small details that may be distracting for the short term. Though I guess thereās the argument for not developing bad habits.
this has been a really interesting topic and I really appreciate all the time and effort everyone has givenĀ up to contribute to my learning. Iāll certainly try these things out this weekend and Iāll feedback what my initial impressions are.Ā
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I wonder if youāre right about favouring left to right targets. Perhaps my stance is a subconscious leaning in that direction?Ā Certainly I find L-R harder for target acquisition but easier (more confident)Ā to hit.
I canāt wait to get out on Saturday and learn more
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