What is FITASC? Ft. Ed Solomons

Published on July 1, 2021
Duration: 20:32

FITASC is a challenging 'gun down' clay shooting discipline distinct from English Sporting, featuring diverse target presentations and strict gun mount rules. Success requires precise mental planning, consistent smooth movements, and adapting to varied distances and angles. World-class scores approach 95%, highlighting its demanding nature for elite competitors.

Quick Summary

FITASC is a 'gun down' clay shooting discipline where the shotgun must remain below a line on the vest and touching the body until the target is visible. It features diverse target presentations and requires precise mental planning and smooth movements for high-level competition.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to FITASC: Gun Down Rules
  2. 00:46FITASC Squad Rotation and Stand Mechanics
  3. 01:38Critical FITASC Gun Mount Rule Explained
  4. 02:45Stand 1 Demonstration: Target Reading & Routine
  5. 04:51Achieving Consistency: Smooth Movement in FITASC
  6. 05:55Stand 2 Demonstration: Adapting to New Angles
  7. 07:15Mental Planning: Hold Points & Kill Zones
  8. 08:29Scoring Standards in FITASC Competition
  9. 09:58Stand 3: Increased Distance and Technical Targets

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main difference between FITASC and English Sporting clay shooting?

The primary difference is FITASC is a 'gun down' discipline, requiring the shotgun to remain below a line on the vest and touching the body until the target is visible. English Sporting often allows a pre-mounted gun.

What are the key rules for gun mount in FITASC?

In FITASC, the top of the shotgun stock must stay below a designated line on your vest and in contact with your body until the target appears. Moving the gun early results in penalties.

How does FITASC challenge shooters differently than other clay disciplines?

FITASC presents a more diverse range of targets and combinations, often from varied angles and distances, demanding greater adaptability and precise mental planning from the shooter on each stand.

What kind of scores are typically needed to win a FITASC World Championship?

To win a FITASC World Championship, shooters generally need scores in the high 180s or low 190s out of a possible 200 targets, which is approximately 95% accuracy.

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