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Instruction · 1 answer · 181 views · 0 votes · posted by Vasile
Videos for instruction

Have you used any videos that have really helped your shooting?

Stephen Biello - 131 Reputation
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It's like anything else that is used as a training tool, if the video is done correctly, then yes. There are some very good videos out there, just as there are some very good books out there as well.  What's great about the technology resources we have... Read More
Instruction · 1 answer · 130 views · 1 vote · posted by Andrei Erdoss
How do you check eye dominance?

A fellow shooter told me that I should check my eye dominance in order to see if I have to change...

Randal Cooke - 31 Reputation
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To check your eye dominance -  With both eyes open, point a finger at an object in the distance. Close first one eye then the other. The one that stays in line with the finger is your dominant eye. Read More
Instruction · 1 answer · 190 views · 0 votes · posted by Coach Bill
Does cross dominance cause my double barrel vision?

Seeing two barrels, while the gun is mounted into the shoulder and both eyes are open, is not ocu...

Coach Bill - 141 Reputation
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Seeing two barrels, when the gun is mounted into the shoulder and both eyes are open, is not ocular cross dominance!  It is called natural diplopia.The phenomenon occurs because the object (the gun) is too close to our eyes compared tothe distance from... Read More
Instruction · 1 answer · 334 views · 0 votes · posted by Kayle
Looking hard at the target

I've heard this expression and I'm a bit baffled. If looking solely at the target, how is lead ac...

Stephen Biello - 131 Reputation
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Looking hard at the target, when I hear or use that term to me it means total focus, both visual and mental. Lead is achieved by the input from your what you are seeing, to allow your brain to do "The Math" as I call it to get your hands (The gun)  in ... Read More
Instruction · 1 answer · 296 views · 0 votes · posted by Kayle
Do you see lead in feet (meters) or inches (cm)?

I find it curious that some people see lead as a short distance (inches / cm) and others in a muc...

Will Simpler - 81 Reputation
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I see lead as the distance off the end of my barrels. I see it as a sight picture. So when I tell the people I am shooting with I mainly show them the distance by holding up two fingers. Read More


Instruction · Sporting · 1 answer · 173 views · 0 votes · posted by Andrei Erdoss
What is the intercept method?

I heard about the intercept method as a way to shoot clay targets. What are it's advantages? Is i...

Coach Bill - 141 Reputation
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https://youtu.be/josMuJrogro It's kind of like merging into traffic on the highway. Read More
Instruction · 1 answer · 238 views · 0 votes · posted by Zenlunch
Shooting behind

When shooting with my buddies I get "help" all the time when I miss a target. They tell me that I...

Coach Bill - 141 Reputation
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The best advise is to get a coach. If you can't find one in your area then this is what I can suggest until you find somebody with experience: The first cause of shooting behind is stopping the gun before you deliver the shot. This has several causes s... Read More
Instruction · 1 answer · 318 views · 0 votes · posted by Drew Forest
Shooting methods and lead

It seems that shooters using swing through and pull away, don't perseive lead, vs maintained lead...

Douglas Bailey - 11 Reputation
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The gun speed sets the lead Read More
Instruction · Trap · 1 answer · 127 views · 0 votes · posted by Kyle Adams
Is flinching considered failure to fire?
Jon Lee - 11 Reputation
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Yes, flinching is a natural occurrence where the trigger finger doesn't release the trigger and it  can be problematic when the shotgun is not fit properly to the body measurements. Read More