Remember, weight distribution for a medium-high target should be roughly 60-40 on your front foot. If the target’s trajectory is higher, your stance should shift more on your back foot.
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This tip came from the book “Shooting Sporting Clays” by Mark Brannon & Tom Hanrahan.
Krieghoff’s
legendary K-80 receiver needs no introduction. It has long been thought
of as one of the most reliable and has withstood hundreds of thousands of
rounds and many trips to the top of the podium. Available with dozens of
different barrel options the K-80 has always been a shotgun that was ready to
evolve.Â
The
next step in this evolution is the introduction of the K-80 Parcours. Perfectly
balanced between the hands, the Parcours gives the shooter a gun that is
approximately 8 pounds with the proven reliability of the K-80 receiver. Featuring
32-inch fixed choke, soldered rib barrels, a slimmer forearm and a totally new
stock design the K-80 Parcours points and moves with ease.
The Paradox Shotgun gets its name from the unique paradoxical nature of its design. Developed in the late 19th century by British gunmaker Holland & Holland, the Paradox Shotgun was a hybrid between a shotgun and a rifled gun. This innovative design allowed the shooter to…
Shotgun chokes are devices attached to the barrel of a shotgun. They are designed to change the pattern and spread of the shot, providing more control over the shotgun’s performance. Chokes are typically screwed into the end of the…
When it comes to checkering on shotguns, there are two main techniques that are commonly used - laser checkering and hand checkering. While both methods serve the purpose of providing grip and aesthetics to the shotgun, there are distinct differences between the two.
Noted: Remember, follow all safety rules and etiquette when handling a shotgun. Make sure you wear eye and ear protection. Obey all local rules, and state and federal laws regarding shotguns and hunting. Safety for yourself and everyone around you is your #1 priority. Please report any safety violations to the range master, safety officer or local authorities.
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