Videos tagged with Five-Stand

This "American Rifleman Television" segment features Winchester's professional shotgun team offering tips for American skeet and sporting clays. Olympic medalist Kim Rhode shares advice on aiming, finger placement as a barrel extension, and starting skeet at Station Seven. She emphasizes keeping your head down on the comb, gun mount, and follow-through. Professional sporting clays shooter Desirae Edmunds discusses the varied angles, speeds, and distances in sporting clays, highlighting the importance of gun mounting, stance, and body rotation. She also stresses the supportive community aspect of shooting sports. The video provides valuable insights for both beginner and experienced clay shooters.

This video covers the inaugural Winchester Ladies Cup Championship, a new initiative launched in 2021 as part of the National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA) Championship Tour. The event aims to provide increased recognition and financial incentives for female sporting-clays shooters, who historically have competed in a male-dominated sport. The competition involves cumulative scores from Five-Stand, Main Event, and FITASC disciplines, with significant prize money awarded to the top three female competitors at each regional event and an overall trophy and cash prize for the season champion. The video highlights the importance of this initiative for encouraging female participation and rewarding their dedication and effort.

The 2022 National Sporting Clays Championship in San Antonio, Texas, hosted at the National Shooting Complex, drew over 2,300 competitors. The event featured four main 75-bird courses, including a challenging Green course, and specialized events like Five-Stand and K-Kup. Discussions highlighted custom shotgun modifications, US market preferences for 32-inch barrels and elaborate aesthetics, and the unique atmosphere of the night shoot-offs.