"Line of Sight"

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A simultaneous pair of targets so I decided to shoot a different target first on two pair to see which was the more ergonomic - "Line of Sight" 

Rabbit targets are difficult to film and see with other systems but my "Line of Sight" system captures the action just as the shooter sees it. Including the Missed targets!

Rabbit Targets that were on a delayed release. Very testing and hard not to move the gun before the target appears!
Checkout the dust pattern thrown up by the Beretta fitted with half choke.

Interesting targets! both being the opposite to each other. Needed to get my gun quickly in position to pick up the fast second target.

My preferred method of achieving lead for Game!
First a Partridge then a brace of Pheasants! -This Video shows my preference for the "Pull Away" method of game shooting rather than the "Maintained Lead" method.

Crossing targets shown from a specific direction but at different trajectories.

Many of the Clay Pigeon Videos (including some of those above) were filmed at Nottingham & District Gun Club. Visit their Website: Nottingham DGC & Nottingham Sporting Clays.

Typical Sporting Targets!
Presenting the typical targets found on a Sporting Clay Ground!

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​Shooting Analysis!
Compare the camera's "line of sight" with the shooter's  "line of sight"!

​  "Shooting Method" check out: Shooting Fundamentals!

• Swing Through - By following the target's imaginary "smoke trail" come from behind, through the target,​ achieve the lead & fire.
• Maintained Lead -  Achieve the lead in front of the target, achieve the speed of the target & fire.
• Pull Away - Achieve the target, move with the target, pull away into the lead & fire.
• Ambush or Snapshoot -  The gun does not follow the path of the target but intercepts it.​

Shotgun Fundamentals:
Choosing Shotgun Chokes?
​What Chamber Length?
How to date the manufacture of your Shotgun?
​- Italian Firearms (Beretta etc) & Miroku/ Browning!

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