Videos tagged with Crosser Target

The 2024 Beretta World Sporting Clays Championship featured a challenging 120-bird course designed to test competitors of all skill levels. The event highlighted the importance of focus, proper choke selection, and adapting to varied target presentations, from fast incomers to quartering away rabbits. Participants emphasized the fun and camaraderie of the event, even amidst difficult targets and personal performance fluctuations.

Gil Ash, a recognized expert from OSP Shooting School, explains the deceptive nature of curling targets in sporting clays. He advises treating these targets like crossers, aiming ahead of their perceived path (3-4 o'clock for right curlers, 8-9 o'clock for left curlers) and avoiding the common mistake of getting 'inside the arc,' which places the shooter behind the target. The key is to lead the target correctly, much like an outfielder tracking a fly ball.