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60 Seconds With Orvis' Tom Deck

60 Seconds With Orvis' Tom Deck

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60 Seconds

60 Seconds With Orvis' Tom Deck

 

‍Oct. 1, 2026

 

Thick cover can create difficulties for your stance, but keeping your muzzle a little below the line of sight is essential. This will help you to get a cleaner view of the flush.

 

This tip came from the book “The Orvis Guide to Gunfitting – Techniques to Improve Your Wingshooting, and the Fundamentals of Gunfit” by Tom Deck.

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