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Wheres all the sporting clays people? trap / skeet too.
RSO / target setter / manager for a local club.
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>>65393026
Me, I am here. There are like 5 people on /k/ who shoot clays, including one britbong so clays threads tend to be pretty sparse.
Current arms are
>Beretta S56, fixed full and modified
>Beretta a300 outlander, improved modified until I get good to increase my handicap, this is my main gun
Currently out of the game due to neck surgery, but I should be back out in 8 weeks. Currently looking forward to getting Olympic tickets to skeet and trap.
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I just started going since I found out theres a trap place really close to me. I'm still bad but getting better and it's a lot of fun. The place near me has lights and stays open in the evenings so I've been able to go after work, which has been awesome for getting in reps.
I only shoot trap but am interested in doing sporting clays, but the closest place that has that is hours away so I want to get better at trap so I dont waste my time traveling and sucking ass.
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>>65393026
Used to shoot skeet/trap all the time when I was living in Connecticut (lol). The local club has retiree hours for the smallish trap range here so haven't gone in ages. Well that and I sold my shotgun for some retarded reason.

Looking to get another one and was thinking a super nova, any reason not to/ suggestions for something else?
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>>65393026
Bro I want to so bad, but the nearest club is an hour+ drive away. I’d get a silver pigeon and join up right now if it was just closer. I still might but I just know I won’t go enough to justify the steep membership fees. Yes im a cityfag
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I’m not good at shooting clays because my shooting partner isn’t good at throwing them :/
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>>65393060
Britbong terminology evades me lol
Trap is the one discipline I haven't put many rounds down range on, maybe 2 flats total.
Love a good beretta, I have a featherweight fixed full / mod field gun with a rocker trigger that I started on.
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>>65393075
Trap is an amazing starting point, sporting clays is a ton of fun but it can get demoralizing if you start paying attention to your score too much
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>>65393155
Super nova for trap / skeet? I only use a pump if im trying to challenge myself lol, as a main gun I'd for sure pick up a semi or overunder
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>>65393179
Trap is my (>>65393060) game of choice. When you've got a good squad and everything is going smooth and fast it becomes so much fun.
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>>65393163
damn you need to be a member? that sucks. Its optional at my club.
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>>65393183
>>65393155
A super nova shouldn't be bad for American Trap. Skeet and Olympic Trap would be a learning curve for sure.
Also a pistol grip and a short barrel should be avoided.
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>>65393188
I loved it at my old club when all the employees shot, it'd take like 5 minutes for a full game.

My choice is sporting, I love the variety and the comradery when your with a fun group.
I dont get to shoot as much as I'd like but being around it all day has made me like it more
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>>65393183
>>65393198
Never had much issue with skeet using my Nova. I was 50-60% on the second clay usually, 75 on a good day but I was just shooting with my buddy so wasn't all that competitive. Helps that he sucked too
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>>65393285
I'm not saying theres anything wrong with it, especially just for single shot trap.
If I were to be in the market for a trap / skeet gun that wouldn't be my choice though.
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I still don't understand how you are supposed to hit things if you aren't looking at the sights.
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>>65393363
Stare at the bird, your arms will take you there.
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>>65393374
the people that have tried to teach me all said stuff like "see the bird shoot the bird" but how do I know if my lead is correct if I have no clue where my gun is pointing in relation to the target?
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>>65393380
Im not gonna lie, most times i just put my barrel over the clay and fire. I didnt have a teacher so I just kept shooting hundreds of rounds making little micro adjustments whenever something worked and now I makes consistent hits.
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>>65393380
Matching the speed of the target for crossers / quartering birds is the main thing that helped me. as fast as that bird is flying your gun is going just as fast, aswell with pulling the trigger and not altering the speed of the gun
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>>65393380
Also with my left hand on the for-end of the gun I point with my pointer finger down the for-end/barrel and point at the bird without thinking about it.
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>>65393420
but I don't know how fast my gun is moving because I'm not looking at it. I was told about swing through vs constant lead but I am stuck on the part where I'm supposed to know what my gun is doing without seeing it.
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I cry myself to sleep every night because Toz-34s are practically Unobtanium in the United States.
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i just use this when i go shooting up in the hills with my old man. i typically shoot some turkshit 20ga and my nice cz 12ga sxs. somedays i dont miss any, other days cant hit more than 50%.
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Clay shooting is so fun bros.
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>>65393462
You're either way over thinking this or missing something critical, can't really tell. Shooting clays is instinctive shooting, you know how fast the gun is moving because you literally feel it. I've got to ask too, what's your cheek weld like? If your moving that around then ya, I could see why you are having trouble knowing what the gun is doing
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>>65393658
to be honest out of maybe 15 times I have shot trap so far 14 of them have been with someone else's gun, and the one of mine I used was completely unsuited for it.
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>>65393560
theyre russian pieces of shit. theyre probably copies of a belgian shotgun anyway, just buy an old browning liege or something
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>>65395536
like I give a fuck, Major Degtyarev uses it in S.T.A.L.K.E.R. I want one.
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>>65393462
>I am stuck on the part where I'm supposed to know what my gun is doing without seeing it.
your not supposed to be looking at the gun when you are shooting.
its like with a car they tell you hands at 10 and 2
you put your hands there before you start diving.
you dont stare at your fucking hands while driving to make sure your hands are at 10 and 2.
or stare at the steering wheel while you turn left or right.
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>>65393026
I FUCKING HATE EVERY RSO FUCK YOU AND ALSO YOU FAGS PROBABLY ARE THE BRASS JEWS.
(they never let me fire my underbarrel rockets)
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I've been shooting clays since 2012 and started posting on /k/ around the same time.

I've posted may threads over the years regarding clay shooting but never got a lot of traction. I'll post in Shotgun Generals sometimes.

My newest addition to the stable is a Browning BT-99 Plus which I'm really loving as a dedicated trap gun. I also have quite a collection of clay and bird guns:
>Browning 725 Sporting O/U 20ga
>Beretta White Onyx Sporting O/U 12ga
>Remington 1100 Classic Trap 12ga
>Remington 870 Wingmaster 20ga
>CZ Bobwhite SxS 20ga
>Stoeger M3000 12 ga
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>>65393026
I finally got a vented rib barrel for her with screw in chokes, but too lazy to take a new pic.
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>>65393560
same, anon
it was my favorite gun in every STALKER game
it pisses me off that maplefags can (could) have shitty russian/chinese guns but i can't
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>>65393380
Practice by eating dino nuggies blindfolded.
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>>65399221
I had no idea they made a nickel plated Auto 5!
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>>65393567
I have that brands spring loaded clay launcher. The mount was ass so I bolted it directly to a cut up 4x4 I found in the desert. Thing is pretty solid now.
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Anyone else notice a bit of a shell shortage lately? It feels harder to find the load I like than it was earlier this year.
Speaking of, what’s your preferred load for each discipline? I like #7.5 1‑1/8 oz 1200 fps for trap and #8 1 oz 1250 fps for pretty much everything else.
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>>65400511
I roll my own shells. Currently pushing 7/8 oz around 1300, I try to practice with the "International Load" standard from the ISSF.
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>>65399414
Long boi is long.

They didn't; it was in complete disrepair. Fixed it up, had it NP3 plated after.
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>>65400572
>had it NP3 plated
How much did that cost you?
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>>65393026
I got into sporting clays in the past few years when they opened a nice little spot by my house. Now I try to shoot sporting clays everywhere I go on vacation or when visiting family, it's fun to see the different courses and clubs. Currently shooting a Browning Citori 725 sporting.
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>>65400620
Think I paid like $1k for all internals, externals, two barrels and the polychoke, plus some little things like drilling the mag cap for swivel, polishing, etc.
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>>65393026
I shoot sporting clays at my local range but it's simply too hot right now.
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>>65393060
Count this one Finn in!
I shoot an old Valmet 412 S and even older Valmet Leijona, both 12/70 over under old reliables :DDD
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I've only shot open choke lead 7 1/2 shot, how much harder would steel shot make it? Do you just have to suck less?
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>>65401970
Probably not. Steel shots are lighter and not every club allows it
>Open choke
Which discipline are you shooting?
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Luv me 1301
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>>65402370
Go to clay range and shoot clays with brother discipline
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>>65393560
You can still get Baikal single shots if you scour used racks and local guys selling used guns. They're neat. I've found a couple and found that they often have selectable eject/extract which is a really oddly rare feature to my knowledge. Not going to be a TOZ O/U but one step closer.



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