Can trap shooting be done without the need to be a robot

[paul b]

Im not taking all the blame,twas Rowley with his cutting edge tunes. 

 

[ips]

Oh your right bloody trouble maker that philr

 

[PhilR]

Im not taking all the blame,twas Rowley with his cutting edge tunes.

Pmsl

 

[PhilR]

I reckon Simple Minds for you lot.

 

[PhilR]

Oops. Forgot the

 

[PhilS]

Led Zep for me

 

[Maxum]

Bailey do you want to borrow my kylie cd

 

[sidney]

Pre shooting playlist:

Click click boom - Saliva

Boom,like that - Mark Knopfler

Blaze of glory - Bon Jovi

Post shooting playlist

Missing - Everything but the girl

Movin' too fast - Artful Dodger

No good - The Prodigy

Our velocity - Maximo Park

Slide away - Noel Gallagher

Self suicide - Goldie lookin chain

.......Note to self... It's Friday night....... Need to get out more.

 

[ips]

An eclectic mix there Paul.

Can I add

East of Eden - jig a jig

Dave brubeck - take five

Barber - adagio for strings

 

[paul b]

Back on topic,i shot some ABT this morning and used a high gun hold, the trap was a bit on the slow side 10 to15 yards off the peg.The high gun hold made moving to the clay a lot les rushed but maybe due to the trap being slow,any way I did 23 then 19(got annoyed with no birds) then I did a round single barrel from peg3 for a 21 so very happy with todays outing but may find a wheel has fallen off when trying this out on proper OT speeds.   

 

[ips]

Trouble is Paul as you know different grounds different layouts different lighting etc all make for different hold points. In the good old days I shot high for abt but with the current abt grounds using trench layout and traps generally further back means exit point very wide of mark I have lowered slightly but still above mark. Point being it's a case of trial and error on each layout but you know that already.

Funnily enough I have also recently lowered a bit for ot which has taken a bit of getting used to but a 93 today indicates that it's paying off