Sporting Clays Tips

[beretta687]

Dan Schindler, The Paragon School of Sporting, is now publishing monthly Sporting Clays Tips online. Dan's tips and website can be found here: http://www.paragonschool.com/shooting-tips-2007.html

The 2007 tips that have been published include:

Swing Momentummore>>


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Just A Little Pearlmore>>


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Self-Talkmore>>


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RECOIL - Consider the consequencesmore>>


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Why Slower Is Better
March 2007 Shooting Tip

While certainly not easy by any means, sporting clays is not a complex sport. But we can make it harder than it really is. If you were to ask me to give you one tip that could drastically improve your performance in the box, starting tomorrow, it would be this........ more>>


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Teals
February 2007 Shooting Tip

Teal shots are not overly difficult, and, like every other shot, they require planning. The shooting method you choose on a teal should be determined by the breakpoint you choose........ more>>


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An Easy Solution to Higher Scoresmore>>

[ysr_racer]

Nobody here actually shoots. It's mostly just pictures of tactical guns.

Try posting here: http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewforum.php?f=95

or here

http://forums.shotgunsports.com/categories.cfm?catid=39&forumid=1

[aplinker]

Not true. I shoot clays often.

[Colt]

Where in SoCal can one shoot clays? Especially a noob?

[thedonger]

Triple B's or Prado.

[tjschia]

Nobody here actually shoots. It's mostly just pictures of tactical guns.

Try posting here: http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewforum.php?f=95

or here

http://forums.shotgunsports.com/cate...d=39&forumid=1

WOW, that statement is very definitive. I can not speak for everyone on this board, but I can speak for my friends (that also belong to calguns) and myself. We go skeet and trap shooting all the time, we have wanted to go try sporting clays, this article looks like a good resource, thank you beretta687 for posting it.

[Colt]

Thanks.

[RudyN]

Thanks for the post. I am getting ready to try sporting clays as I live only 3 miles from Coyote Sporting Clays and this will help me for sure

[beretta687]

Your Welcome

tjschia and RudyN you are more than welcome. Hope everyone enjoys the tips. Dan puts a considerable amout of time into the tips that he writes and I wanted to share the word about them. He is actually up in Washington State for a week teaching right now.

He travels often teaching Sporting Clays and shooting technique.

[thedonger]

Nobody here actually shoots. It's mostly just pictures of tactical guns.

Try posting here: http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewforum.php?f=95

or here

http://forums.shotgunsports.com/cate...d=39&forumid=1

+1 Some folks just don't appreciate good sarcasm.

[beretta687]

+1 Some folks just don't appreciate good sarcasm.

No but it sure has made for an interesting thread hasn't it?

[-hanko]

+1 Some folks just don't appreciate good sarcasm.

+2

Old saying: 'Sarcasm is wasted on the ignorant'

-hanko

[James R.]

Nobody here actually shoots. It's mostly just pictures of tactical guns.

Try posting here: http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewforum.php?f=95

or here

http://forums.shotgunsports.com/cate...d=39&forumid=1

Meh I tried to join you for shooting, I PM'd you after the fact *crickets* some of us like to shoot...making blanket statements like that, well...

Regards,

James R.

[derbyacresbob]

Here is a picture of my Browning XS Tactical taken at Moore-N-Moore.

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s28/derbyacresbob/100_0065.jpg

[SamIAm]

Where in SoCal can one shoot clays? Especially a noob?

Oak Tree Gun Club

and

Moore and Moore