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I am headed to NJ for a pheasant hunt on Friday, so I scheduled time today with my shooting coach- great session:

1. Watch the bird not the gun

2. Remember to follow through

3. Cheek weld to the stock in consistent place

4. Take your time

5.Don’t get twisted- watch your feet

He Ended the session with a request for bird pics- that was confidence building!

Posted
22 minutes ago, Breaking Point said:

Hi Joe,

You and Mike 103 got me to sign up on this site. I never new it existed, I guess I'm too busy at the shooting range all day. 

Great job shooting today, carry it into Friday.

 

Mike C

lol!  Did I miss any of your takeaways? Thanks for a great session!

Posted
43 minutes ago, Breaking Point said:

Hi Joe,

You and Mike 103 got me to sign up on this site. I never new it existed, I guess I'm too busy at the shooting range all day. 

Great job shooting today, carry it into Friday.

 

Mike C

Hi Mike, where do you give the shooting lessons?  

 

Welcome to the site! 

Posted
7 hours ago, Breaking Point said:

Hi Otto,thanks for the welcome.

Long Isand. Suffolk County Trap and Skeet in Yaphank or Peconic River Sportsmans Club in Manorville.

 

Mike 

I probably could use a lesson or two. PM me your rates if you don't mind. 

Posted

   Sounds Great. I started Skeet Shooting at age 11 and shot my first 25 Straight at age 14.   Stayed with Skeet to my mid 30s. Today,I shoot Clay Pigeons with a few Friends mostly using a Hand Thrower at the Goshen Black Dirt area.

Take The Multiple Use Area Challenge. 

Posted
35 minutes ago, Joe T said:

The pressure is on!  Let’s see what I can do!  
 

No pressure at all enjoy the experience. Relax, stare at their head and follow through. Enjoy the feather fireworks!

The process produces the result. 👍

Posted (edited)
3 hours ago, Breaking Point said:

Thanks mowin,

I named by business Breaking Point Shooting Instruction so people remember to shoot the target at the break point. A little mental reinforcement along with subliminal advertising. Lol

 

Mike C

 

I used to shoot a lot of trap and skeet 15+ yrs ago.  There was a old timer( can't remember his name) that would consistently shoot 25 in skeet, and half the time shoot from the hip. I remember him saying, shoot for the breaking point. 

Edited by mowin

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