The Key to the Rabbit Target | Shotgun Tips with Gil Ash
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Having trouble breaking rabbit targets? Gil Ash of OSP Shooting School says that the targets speed is an optical illusion and explains how to consistently stop those rabbits in their tracks. (NSSF Video) #LetsGoShooting #NSSF
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Another great lesson-I love this guy, he's like deputy dawg, but speaks a lot of sense. It's a lot of fun to watch, he's a natural.
I had big trouble hitting rabbit targets. I changed from a mounted halfway holdpoint to start at the trap with the barrel and use a low gun mount. It eliminated the problem I was having with the target speed
Hi Gil .I tried your tip today on Rabbits ,it works so well its like in slow mo.thanks Roger UK.
These rabbits are always missed in front when you think you're behind. Definitely one of the hardest targets on the clay course. Thx Gil
A great mentor with great advice always, last seconds are very charming, where to shoot & gun safety🤓
Great tip. Can't wait to try it on the Rabbit next week
Damn Wabbits are my nemesis! Going to try these tips next time Im at my local shooting ground.
Great tips! Thanks!
Nice
thanks!
I need new technology to hit the rabbit. Like an AA12 hahaha
*cool*
I'm usually shooting just behind the rabbit. But I'm getting better.
"inside of 25 yards, shoot right at it"... these must be a lot slower than the usual clay rabbits I see!!!
I am in the same boat. Fast, high bouncing rabbits are the rule rather than the exception at my local range. A good true double break on a rabbit station is always fun.
:shoot right at the clay within 25 yards", does your gun have a build in lead or so? Also most people miss behind the rabbit, not in front. And why are you always looking so serious to the ground?
Guys, pay someone a couple of bucks who knows something about lighting and you can the Key light out of his glasses.
Way to much bull shit.