Shotgun Trick Shots - The Gould Brothers and Kentucky Ballistics

Published on March 5, 2020
Duration: 8:04

This guide details advanced shotgun trick shot techniques demonstrated by Jerry Miculek, the Gould Brothers, and Scott from Kentucky Ballistics. It covers fundamental exhibition positions like hip, shoulder, and over-the-head shooting, along with specialized drills such as the 'push-up shot' and 'throw and load challenge.' The instruction emphasizes advanced recoil management and precise execution, suitable for experienced shooters looking to expand their skill set.

Quick Summary

Master advanced shotgun trick shot techniques including hip shooting, over-the-head shots, and dynamic drills like the 'push-up shot' and 'throw and load' challenge. Experts emphasize compensating for eye-to-bore axis in unconventional positions and smooth transitions for fluid execution.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction of Shooters
  2. 00:37Exhibition Shooting Basics
  3. 01:11Shooting from the Hip Technique
  4. 02:43Over-the-Head Technique & Transitions
  5. 04:10The Push-Up Shot Drill
  6. 05:45Throw and Load Challenge
  7. 07:33Conclusion & Channel Promotion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the basic positions for exhibition shotgun shooting?

The three core positions for exhibition shotgun shooting are shooting from the hip, shooting from the shoulder, and shooting over the head. Each requires specific techniques for aiming and control.

How do you aim when shooting a shotgun from the hip?

When shooting from the hip, you anchor the gun to your hip bone. Crucially, you must account for the gap between your eye and the barrel, which typically means aiming higher than the target to compensate.

What is the 'push-up shot' in shotgun trick shooting?

The 'push-up shot' is an advanced drill where the shooter performs a push-up, then quickly acquires their shotgun and hits a clay target while maintaining a stable plank position.

What is the 'throw and load' challenge?

The 'throw and load' challenge involves clays being thrown, and the shooter must catch a shell, load their empty shotgun, and then break the thrown target, testing speed and reloading proficiency.

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