ShotKam Training Camp
A report by DANA FARRELL from Clay Shooting USA Magazine National champion, Bill McGuire, suggests that the old phrase hand-eye coordination should be changed to eye-hand coordination when it relates to clay target sports. It's his way of saying that the...
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Churchill called it forward allowance, the rest of the world calls it lead, call it what you will, every shot taken at anything but a stationary target requires the shooter to put some space (the lead) between his...
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An axiom is defined as a proposition that needs no proof and is considered to be self-evident. It is truth taken for granted, and serves as a starting point for deducing and inferring other truths. Axioms contrast sharply with opinions or conjecture. Axioms such as:
- “You can’t be in two places at once,”
- “Something either is, or it isn’t,”
- “Every thing exists.”
are essential and inviolable...
“Rabbits are my most challenging target, and I basically feel like I’m guessing when I shoot at them. Help! What is the best way to approach rabbits?”
Crossing rabbits, and especially quartering ones, always look as if they are moving faster than they really are due to their proximity to the ground. Most misses are in front, even though squad members will tell you that you are missing behind....
