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60 Seconds With Peter Blakeley

60 Seconds With Peter Blakeley

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60 Seconds

60 Seconds With Peter Blakeley

 

‍August 4, 2026

 

Just as perceived lead changes on a crossing target, the same is true of the teal. The flatter the profile or in other words, the more of the rim that is edge on to the shooter, the less lead the target requires, becoming in effect a trap type target.

 

This tip came from the book “You’re Behind It! – Target Tactics and the Unit Lead Systems for Sporting Clays” by Peter Blakeley, available on Amazon at https://tinyurl.com/y8646wn2

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