DeadBird Sights
10-08-2014, 02:38 PM
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2014
Posts: 3
DeadBird Sights
Hello Folks,
Barefoot Follies, LLC is a family owned company dedicated to improving and promoting the sport of wing hunting. We put special emphasis on training by providing youngsters and novice shooters with the tools necessary to start enjoying the sport from the getgo thereby reducing the years of grueling practice and expense generally required by most shooters.
We are also home of the DeadBird, which is a patent pending Elevated Gun Sighting Device (EGSD). The DeadBird is designed to fit on the muzzle end of most shotgun barrels to enhance the shooter’s ability to hit moving targets. It is especially and uniquely beneficial as a training aid for beginners and even for the more experienced shooters struggling to improve their ability.
We welcome you to stop by and check out our new website:
http://barefootfollies.com/index.html
Barefoot Follies, LLC is a family owned company dedicated to improving and promoting the sport of wing hunting. We put special emphasis on training by providing youngsters and novice shooters with the tools necessary to start enjoying the sport from the getgo thereby reducing the years of grueling practice and expense generally required by most shooters.
We are also home of the DeadBird, which is a patent pending Elevated Gun Sighting Device (EGSD). The DeadBird is designed to fit on the muzzle end of most shotgun barrels to enhance the shooter’s ability to hit moving targets. It is especially and uniquely beneficial as a training aid for beginners and even for the more experienced shooters struggling to improve their ability.
We welcome you to stop by and check out our new website:
http://barefootfollies.com/index.html
10-08-2014, 03:00 PM
#2
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Jul 2014
Location: south eastern PA
Posts: 15,436
One does not use sights when using a shotgun! Trying to use a sight when wingshooting is a sure way to be a poor shotgunner. [B]etter for a shooter to learn haw to shoot a shotgun the way it was meant to be used when wing shooting than to use some gadget or gizmo to try to make up for the lack of skill. This appears like just another poor excuse for learng the propper way to wingshoot. If someone wants to learn how to be a good wingshooter, they should learn how to shoot the Churchill instinctive method of shooting tha depending on some piece of crap attached to their shotgun.
10-09-2014, 07:16 AM
#3
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2014
Posts: 3
Oldtimr,
While you’re certainly entitled to your opinion I don’t understand why anyone would insult a whole family that they have never met or show such contempt for a new product idea that he has never used. That is not only unsportsmanlike but it also goes against the gain for which America stands for.
Have a great Day!
While you’re certainly entitled to your opinion I don’t understand why anyone would insult a whole family that they have never met or show such contempt for a new product idea that he has never used. That is not only unsportsmanlike but it also goes against the gain for which America stands for.
Have a great Day!
