This will play havoc with your mental health you know.
Also in DTL, guns MUST be unloaded when walking between ALL pegs....not just between 5 and 1.
Its already has !
I thought one of the pathetic reasons for banning semi auto's in Trap disciplines, was the distraction caused by the ejected empty cases. If a cow broke wind in the next field, some shooters were claiming a baulk ! HOW on Gods earth are they going to cope with checking each others guns during shooting ??
Its already has !
I thought one of the pathetic reasons for banning semi auto's in Trap disciplines, was the distraction caused by the ejected empty cases. If a cow broke wind in the next field, some shooters were claiming a baulk ! HOW on Gods earth are they going to cope with checking each others guns during shooting ??
On the CPSA web page under the heading ABT it states that guns must be unloaded moving between pegs, it doesn’t mention DTL.
You don't know the cows where I shoot !
Release trigger mechanisms banned too. Am I right in thinking you use one Jan
Apologies all. I have been misinformed. It does NOT include DTL.
Aren't they illegal in the UK?
Excuse my ignorance, I've never shot any trap disciplines, but why would anybody walk between pegs with a loaded (but open) gun?
No, they are not banned. A number of fitasc shooters use them, allegedly it helps to cure a flinch
It happens more than you can imagine, idleness I suppose. More often than not it's the second barrel
As Wyn says they aren't banned, but IIRC guns set up for release trigger should have visible letter "R" on the stock to inform others, particularly the ref, as extra care is needed when such a gun has to be unloaded due to say a no bird, if the trigger has been pulled but not released.
I do, as do several others. They’re not banned by the CPSA, only the ISSF for events under their jurisdiction.
