Clay Target Shooting Methods : Part 2 of a Series of Sporting Clays Tips Just Released

Nov. 28, 2008 - PRLog -- The December 2008 Sporting Clays Shooting Tip has been released to the public:
Shooting Methods – Wise Choices – 1 of 4

Last month we talked about the advisability of you having more than one shooting method available when facing so many sporting clays target presentations. I thought, over the next few months, each month we could focus on one method, why and where you might want to use it.

Before we begin, I’d like to say that this is a hotly debated topic. Many will argue that this method or that method is best for a particular presentation. Will that method work on that presentation? Sure! Consistently? Ahhh,……now there’s the real question. Every shooting method has its strengths and weaknesses. It’s up to us to match a method’s strength to a presentation difficulty. That gives us the advantage, not the target!

I believe each of the methods we’ll discuss will put the odds in our favor when applied correctly and matched correctly with a presentation. Method # 1 will be Maintained Lead or Sustained Lead........  

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"Shooting Methods – Wise Choices – 1 of 4" is Part 2 of an ongoing series of tips on shooting methods.  Over the next few months, each month we will focus on one method, why and where you might want to use it, and the strengths and weaknesses of each method.

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The Paragon School of Sporting, established by Dan Schindler in 1994, is a prominent Sporting Clays and Wing Shooting school specializing in Sporting Clays instruction, Sporting Clays instructor training, and lessons for the Wing Shooter.