Practicing for next season.
 

Hello,

I decided to practice my shotgun aiming for next duck and goose season. I am practicing by clay pigeon shooting.

For those that don't know, I shoot a remington 870 12 gauge with a modified choke.

I actually went out yesterday to shoot clay pigeons. I went with a friend of mine. However, all we had was a hand thrower, and my friend just couldn't launch the clay pigeons.

Eventually, we asked if we could join some people with their clay pigeon launcher. They said yes, and I competed with a guy much older than me. We were seeing who would hit the target first.

I hit so many that they gave me more ammo and more clay pigeons to stay longer.

Good practice for next duck and goose season. Next time I go out, I will score myself.

I'll have 2 shots per clay pigeon. If I hit on the first shot, its worth 3 points. If I hit on the second, its worth 2 points. Miss both, and no points.

25 clay pigeons will be launched one at a time in random directions.

This is what I read about clay pigeon shooting on the internet. If I am not correct, please tell me.

Thats all. I'll post more later.

Jared

Any practice on your shotgun wing and aiming is time well spent. Sounds like you had fun.

Yeah, you always got to stay fresh.

A great workout for the shooting. Any training brings us closer to success