130 METERS with a SHOTGUN | Shooting EXTREME Long Range CLAYS😅

Published on July 4, 2021
Duration: 15:01

This guide details techniques for extreme long-range clay shooting, inspired by George Digweed's records and demonstrated at Grimsthorpe Estate. It covers progressive engagement distances, ammunition selection for energy retention and pattern density, and adjustments for extreme range challenges like lead and wind. The instruction emphasizes expert marksmanship and understanding ballistics for distances exceeding 100 yards.

Quick Summary

Extreme long-range clay shooting at 130 meters requires specialized ammunition like the 50g Hull Cartridge Solway Magnum for adequate pattern density and energy. Shooters must account for massive leads and wind drift, moving beyond standard competition loads.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Challenge Setup
  2. 01:31Moving to 95 Yards
  3. 05:24The 100-Yard Looper
  4. 08:22Extreme Range with Magnum Loads
  5. 11:10140-Yard Final Attempts

Frequently Asked Questions

What shotgun ammunition is recommended for extreme long-range clay shooting?

For extreme long-range clay shooting beyond 110 yards, heavy hunting cartridges like the 50g Hull Cartridge Solway Magnum (3-inch shell) are recommended due to their increased pellet count and energy retention, providing better pattern density at distance.

How does one approach shooting clay pigeons at 130 meters with a shotgun?

Engaging clay pigeons at 130 meters requires a massive lead and careful consideration of wind effects on the shot string. Ammunition choice is critical, with heavier loads like the 50g Hull Cartridge Solway Magnum being more effective than standard competition loads.

What are the key techniques for long-range clay shooting?

Key techniques include starting at a baseline distance and progressively moving back, using ammunition with superior energy retention for longer ranges, understanding pattern density, and accounting for significant leads and wind effects at extreme distances.

Who are the notable figures associated with long-range shotgun shooting mentioned in the video?

The video mentions George Digweed, a world record holder in clay shooting, as an inspiration for the long-range challenge. The demonstration itself is presented by the team at TGS Outdoors at Grimsthorpe Estate Shooting Ground.

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