This Rabbit Broke Me!

Published on February 8, 2026
Duration: 22:58

This guide details clay shooting techniques observed at Ashcombe Shooting Ground, featuring instruction from Jonny Carter and Don Brunt. It covers warm-up targets, specific clay presentations like driven, midi, battue, and rabbit targets, and emphasizes the use of equipment like the Beretta 694 shotgun, Hull Sovereign cartridges, and ShotKam for analysis. The instruction highlights FITASC rules and body positioning for optimal performance on challenging terrain.

Quick Summary

Learn advanced clay shooting techniques with professional instructor Jonny Carter at Ashcombe Shooting Ground. The video showcases the Beretta 694 shotgun and Hull Sovereign cartridges, emphasizing the use of a ShotKam for performance analysis on challenging targets like driven clays and downhill rabbits.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Ashcombe Shooting Ground
  2. 01:57Stand 1: Warm-up Targets
  3. 03:40Stand 2: Driven and Midi Targets
  4. 05:53Stand 3: High Left to Right
  5. 07:13Stand 24: The Tower
  6. 08:56Stand 18: High Battue
  7. 10:32The Rabbit Targets (Stand 14 & 16)
  8. 15:13Compak Sporting and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What shotgun is featured in the TGS Outdoors video on clay shooting?

The video prominently features the Beretta 694, a high-performance over/under shotgun specifically designed for clay shooting disciplines like FITASC, known for its reliable action and balanced handling.

What type of ammunition is recommended for driven clay targets?

Hull Sovereign 'Extended Range Fibre' cartridges in 70mm are recommended for driven clay targets. These are designed for consistent performance on shots typically taken within 50 yards.

How can a ShotKam improve clay shooting technique?

A ShotKam, mounted on the shotgun's barrel, records your shots and allows for detailed analysis of your shooting form, gun mount, and shot placement, helping to identify and correct errors.

What are 'rabbit targets' in clay shooting?

Rabbit targets are clay pigeons thrown to simulate a rabbit running on the ground. They are often challenging due to their unpredictable bounce and changes in speed and direction after hitting the ground.

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