[Alexey931]

Hi, everybody,

I need some pictures of skeet or trap shooters' stances. I'd appreciate any help.

Best regards

[Traveler]

Ohhh...

This has possibilities of being a candidate for the years funniest thread. Trap shooters in particular develop some of the strangest shooting stances. (I never could figure out why they would back up to the 27 yard line, and then try to lean forward a yard.)

Personally I tend to use clays as preparation (and a substitute) for bird hunting, and have found the "English" method to be more realistic and comfortable.

Braun's or Lutz's books should have the approved stances for "American" clays shooting illustrated.

[Alexey931]

I meant downloadable pictures :) .

[SASS#23149]

You might try asking at www.trapshooters.com
The'ry a good bunch and will be glad to help you out..if th'eyr not too busy bragging about their 5000.00 toys.:)

[Alexey931]

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This has possibilities of being a candidate for the years funniest thread. Trap shooters in particular develop some of the strangest shooting stances. (I never could figure out why they would back up to the 27 yard line, and then try to lean forward a yard.)

I got some pictures at last. Nothing really outrageous so far :).