Equipment · Skeet · 2 answers · 2.5k views · 0 votes · posted by Andrei Erdoss
What Is The Optimal Barrel Length For Skeet?

I've been reading some different opinions on this. Some people even suggest using 32 inch barrels...

Jim Crowley - 61 Reputation
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I prefer a 28 inch barrel.  Easier and quicker to move.   30 -32 inch barrels work fine on sporting clays if you feel comfortable with the weight, but I shoot a 28 inch barrel with 1.5 inch extended choke.  Its a custom choke, but I feel more comfortab... Read More
Equipment · 2 answers · 1.6k views · 0 votes · posted by Jon Lee
Are There Shotguns Designed Specifically For Women?

I believe that this would be a great opportunity for the manufacturers, as it would open up the f...

Guðmann Jónasson - 31 Reputation
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Yes there are quite a few manufacturers that make shotguns specifically aimed at the female market. Zoli Bella,Beretta Vittoria,Guerini with their Syren lineup to name a few. Read More
Support · 2 answers · 1.27k views · 1 vote · posted by Greg Block
Having Difficulty With The App Syncing My I Pad And I Phone. Scores Input Are Not Copying To The Other Devise. How Do I Correct This Issue.
Andrei Erdoss - 106 Reputation
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Hello Greg,At the moment the devices (iPhone, iPad and Android) are only used to collect scores in the field and then those are submitted to the website for stats purposes.In the coming months I will be adding more features to the mobile apps, such as ... Read More
Equipment · Trap · 2 answers · 1.6k views · 0 votes · posted by Andrei Erdoss
8 Or 7.5 Shot?

Are there any advantages or disadvantages to using 8 or 7.5? I assume it is just a matter of p...

Don Guinta - 31 Reputation
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I use 1 ounce of #8 from 16-27.  I change chokes as I move back from the 21.  LM from 16-20, M from 21-24, f from 26 to the back line.  This is also a personal preference.  Try diffeerant loads, shot and chokes to see how they effect your shooting. Read More
Instruction · Sporting · 2 answers · 1.45k views · 0 votes · posted by Bob
Is Eye Cross Dominance And Cross Firing The Same Thing?
phil kiner - 41 Reputation
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Cross-firing is when the off-eye is the one that directs the shot.There are a lot of symptoms but one of the most common is when right handed shooters start missing left angle targets.Another is when your scores drop off at the end of the day or as a s... Read More
Instruction · 1 answer · 1.13k views · 1 vote · posted by Andrei Erdoss
How Do You Check Eye Dominance?

A fellow shooter told me that I should check my eye dominance in order to see if I have to change...

Randal Cooke - 31 Reputation
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To check your eye dominance -  With both eyes open, point a finger at an object in the distance. Close first one eye then the other. The one that stays in line with the finger is your dominant eye. Read More
Equipment · Fabarm Rex Lion shotgun · 1 answer · 1.14k views · 0 votes · posted by Giuseppe
How Do I Fix The Shotgun Shell Getting Stuck When Ejecting?

Italian: Quando sparo non espelle la cartuccia rimane incastrata.

Andrei Erdoss - 106 Reputation
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Gas ports in the barrel get easily clogged by a wax like substance that prevents enough gas to pass though and operate the piston properly. These holes must be cleaned with a degreaser and a small stick or wire until they are absolutely clear. This mus... Read More
Equipment · 1 answer · 1.34k views · 0 votes · posted by Kayle
What Would You Recommend For Cleaning The Shotgun At The Shooting Range?

When I travel a lot, I only get to clean the shotgun at the range. What works for this situation?

Stephen Biello - 161 Reputation
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I carry a bore snake in the right gauge and some oil with me in my shooting bag, cut up an old tee shirt for a rag or two and you're good to good.   In my opinion bore snakes work so well that I've purchased one in every gauge and caliber that I own. (... Read More
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