Honest question from a 'hedge monkey'...
I've been watching some trap shooting live recently, and a couple of videos - and I've noticed a common way to mount the gun for Trap Shooters seems to be to put the gun in the shoulder with the muzzle pointing 'high', and then 'lowering' the muzzle down whilst getting the stock into the cheek.
What are the reasons/benefits of doing this?
I've been watching some trap shooting live recently, and a couple of videos - and I've noticed a common way to mount the gun for Trap Shooters seems to be to put the gun in the shoulder with the muzzle pointing 'high', and then 'lowering' the muzzle down whilst getting the stock into the cheek.
What are the reasons/benefits of doing this?