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60 Seconds With Robert Churchill

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60 Seconds

60 Seconds With Robert Churchill

‍May 1, 2026

Just thinking about making the shot slows down the process. There is a lack of rhythmic smoothness in the body swing (which must move in time with the bird) whilst the gun is coming up to make the sudden snap finish on a point of acceleration reached without check.

This tip came from the book “Robert Churchill’s Game Shooting” by Macdonald Hastings.

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