So i purchased the camera to help me with skeet, i feel pretty confident on most stations, but with the camera i have been able to see exactly what i am doing so it has raised my confidence even more. But station 6 has always been my nemesis, sometimes i smoke it, but mostly i hack and chip away at it, and sometimes i miss for no apparent reason. On the other stations if i do have a miss i generally have a really good idea why and can correct it immediately, but not on 6. Its really annoying because I'm almost quite good, if you know what i mean. The camera has been a god send, it immediately showed up what i was doing. I always shoot sustained lead, and i soon found that on 6 sometimes i was in front the whole way, and sometimes it beat me and i was coming from behind, clearly sometimes I'm not seeing the target. For years i have been struggling with 6 thinking all sorts of things, trying all sorts of things, lots of people standing behind me giving all sorts of advice, but i never really knew. An hour with the camera sitting on station 6 and i could see exactly all of the stupid mistakes i was making. This has allowed me to put a fix in place, then watch myself again and see if it has made a difference. I have changed where i hold, where i look, what i think about and what i tell myself for each shot, and it has made a really big difference. It is a lot of money, but i have probably spent more than that over the years on ammo trying to work out my issues with no good outcome. I have also used it for all the different disciplines and its interesting to see what it looks like when you get a really perfect break, it makes it much easier to repeat those shots consistently. I took it out duck hunting this weekend just past, very useful to help work out lead on those distant crossers. So many useful videos produced as well that help you understand what you are seeing, so you are not just paying for the camera, but all the advice that has been recorded. Thanks for a great product. Just a thought on an optional extra, a wee remote, wired or not, that sticks to the fore end of your shot gun where your thumb is would be a great idea for game bird hunting, i don't want to leave it on record all day, and when the ducks come in they can come in fast and you don't have time to hit the button with all the action happening, having a button on the for end so you can just press as you are lifting the gun to take your shot would be a great idea to capture those moments.

Super helpful in revealing what goes wrong with your move. You can see when you are-not connected to the target, checking the gap, riding the target. Slowing down frame by frame illustrates when the subconscious takes the shot as opposed to conscious interference. Customer service and support are beyond reproach.

I struggled to figure out why I was missing the clays. The Shotkam with the reticule helped me to evaluate everything and I'm now on the right path to practice properly and improve my game. A must have for the real enthusiast.

Excellent product, but costly.

Brilliant camera