Oxfordshire Shooting School - The Clay Tour 2021

Published on October 10, 2021
Duration: 19:06

This video explores various clay shooting techniques at the Oxfordshire Shooting School, featuring discussions on different styles of engaging targets, from 'zero gun movement' to 'pull through' methods. The participants experiment with different approaches, emphasizing the importance of understanding the 'why' behind a technique and adapting to various target presentations. The use of 21-gram cartridges and the Long Thorn shotgun are highlighted throughout the session.

Quick Summary

The Oxfordshire Shooting School offers a unique clay shooting experience on its compact grounds, praised for its natural beauty and diverse target setups. The video highlights the effectiveness of 21-gram cartridges and discusses shooting techniques like 'zero gun movement' and 'pull through' using the Long Thorn shotgun.

Chapters

  1. 00:05Introduction to Oxfordshire Shooting School
  2. 00:26Discussing 21 Gram Cartridges
  3. 00:59Shooting the Compact with 32 Grams
  4. 01:40Trying the Long Thorn Shotgun
  5. 02:19First Impressions of the Long Thorn
  6. 02:44Clay Shooting Technique Discussion
  7. 03:03Recommendation for CFGs
  8. 03:32Trick Shooting and Tank
  9. 03:52Long Thorn Fixes Everything
  10. 04:13High Crosser Target
  11. 04:32Difficult Target Presentation
  12. 04:43Aesthetics of the Shooting Ground
  13. 04:57Gun Stands Review
  14. 05:23Driven Midi and Looper Targets
  15. 05:54Enjoying the Compact Layout
  16. 06:07Rabbit Target Simulation
  17. 06:29Discussing Shooting Styles: Zero Movement vs. Pull Through
  18. 07:07Trying New Techniques
  19. 07:33Rabbit Target with Different Styles
  20. 08:24The 'Pro Method' of Shooting
  21. 09:03Bird Target Engagement
  22. 09:33Challenging Pair of Targets
  23. 10:07Learning from Misses
  24. 10:33History of the Shooting Ground
  25. 11:07Experience at the Shooting School
  26. 11:34Competition Recommendations
  27. 12:12Rock Paper Scissors for First Shot
  28. 12:22Breaking a Target
  29. 13:01Even Score and Missed Edges
  30. 13:36Close Competition
  31. 14:02Embracing the Challenge
  32. 14:36Draw Score Achieved
  33. 14:58Competition Conclusion
  34. 15:04Tiredness and Long Thorn Enjoyment
  35. 15:24Hoping for a Comeback
  36. 15:47Single D Target
  37. 16:09Fire in the Belly Returns
  38. 16:25Nicely Done on D Target
  39. 16:35Missed Easy Target, Hit Hard One
  40. 16:41Final Stand
  41. 17:00Epic Comeback
  42. 17:07Newfound Etiquette and Sportsmanship
  43. 17:30Praise for the Shooting Ground
  44. 18:13Fun Had at the Ground
  45. 18:25Hero of the Day: 21 Gram Cartridges
  46. 18:39Thank You and See You Next Time

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the Oxfordshire Shooting School unique?

The Oxfordshire Shooting School is noted for its compact footprint but offers a surprising variety of shooting opportunities. It's praised for its beautiful aesthetics, natural setting among trees, and well-laid-out grounds, providing a sense of privacy and a departure from urban shooting ranges.

Are 21-gram cartridges effective for clay shooting?

Yes, the video highlights that 21-gram cartridges are surprisingly effective for breaking clay targets, even for practice. They challenge the common assumption that heavier loads are necessary, suggesting these lighter shells can handle a wide range of target presentations.

What are the key features of the Long Thorn shotgun discussed?

The Long Thorn shotgun is described as a hybrid between a clay and game gun, offering enhanced control and a more balanced feel between the shooter's hands. Its design, particularly with an adjustable comb, is noted for fitting well and improving the shooting experience.

What shooting techniques are discussed in the video?

The video delves into different shooting styles, including the 'zero gun movement' or 'bang' method for fast targets and the traditional 'pull through' technique. It also touches on the importance of understanding the rationale behind various methods and adapting them to different target presentations.

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