Pete D.
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Sounds like improvement.
Having a properly fitted gun is step one. I did myself a favor when i decided to shoot Trap; I went to Orvis and had myself measured and fitted with a Try Gun. Knowing that I have been able to adapt my Trap gun so that it points where I look when I mount the gun.
Mounting the gun properly is the second step. Keeping it mounted is the third step....don’t lift that head off the stock.
Knowing where your shotgun shoots is also a basic.....Trap specific shotguns tend to shoot high. Field guns, in general, tend to shoot flat. YMMV.
Having a properly fitted gun is step one. I did myself a favor when i decided to shoot Trap; I went to Orvis and had myself measured and fitted with a Try Gun. Knowing that I have been able to adapt my Trap gun so that it points where I look when I mount the gun.
Mounting the gun properly is the second step. Keeping it mounted is the third step....don’t lift that head off the stock.
Knowing where your shotgun shoots is also a basic.....Trap specific shotguns tend to shoot high. Field guns, in general, tend to shoot flat. YMMV.