This is how REAL MEN SHOOT SKEET!!!

[LONGTOM]

Click on the link below---

http://video.aol.com/video-search/query/real%20skeet

Then find and click on Ultimate Skeet Shooting

I don't know who made this video but would be a blast!
Turn on your speakers.


LONGTOM

[mirage1988]

That's Awesome.

I hate those youtube links though cause I always seem to end up at girls shooting guns

[nw_hunter]

I don't know who made this video but would be a blast!
Turn on your speakers.


LONGTOM
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That is one BIG Clay pigeon!

[DDZ]

Yes, now that looks like fun. I wonder what it costs for a round of twenty five birds at that skeet range.

[1marty]

I'm a skeet shooter and that was amazing.

[n/a]

Isn't that the way everybody does it? 

[Sourdough]

I was expecting a Barrett 50 BMG

[Graybeard]

No real men do it with a .410, anything more is over kill on the skeet range.

[a4beltfed2000]

I have shot skeet with a AK 47( didnt hit any) before but that is freaking awesome!!!!!!

[n/a]

GB:

I've really tried to get enthused about the .410. If there were a good way to reload them, I'd be interested in having a .410. I've always had a soft spot for them as target guns (although I don't like them as field guns.) Since I basically shoot only skeet now, they make more sense.

How are your results with the 410 in skeet? Are the scores comparable to shooting with a 20 or 28?

(I gave my buddy Flinchy the skeet shooter my recipe for low recoil 20 gauge rounds and he absolutely loves it. I found it in one of the skeet shooting magazines. The author called it his favorite 20 gauge low-recoil load. It's not a powderpuff load. You can hunt with it. I found a comparable load in Lyman, so I made some for myself years ago to teach my kids shotgunning. It's the only 20 gauge load I make. Flinchy is now shooting only 20 gauge because he likes that load so much. Basically it's Unique in a AA with 7/8oz. Can't remember the details though. I'd have look at my book. Let me know if you want it. )

[Graybeard]

With my shoulder problems no 20 ga. load is light enough in recoil especially not in an O/U. I seem to turn in about the same scores regardless of gun used. I've not shot any this year as my shoulder got so sore last year shooting a couple rounds with the 28 ga it hurt for a couple days after each shooting session. Only the .410 left me with no added pain. Still I was flinching so badly I decided to take a year off and see what it's like when I start back next year. I really need surgery badly on both shoulders but just don't have the money to afford it and don't really want to take that long out of my life to recover.

Due to the flinches mostly I seldom break a straight anymore but 23s and 24s still come regularly enough for me regardless of which I use and the lack of pain to the shoulder makes the .410 an easy choice.

You can buy progressives from several companies to load .410 for roughly half what you pay to load 20 ga. I just use a MEC single stage press and have no trouble keeping myself in ammo. I generally shoot two rounds per day and twice per week on average when shooting. Some times I'll shoot three rounds and rarely shoot three days a week but not often.

[DEACONLLB]

I have shot some with my super 14 410 contender with vent rib and custom stocks, now that is fun and no hurt shoulder you have to be quick as they get out of range in a hurry. Some foks have too much time on their hands, amazing what you can do with a camera a few pictures and a computer, we enjoy them though dont we.

[Skunk]

And the muzzies wonder why our tanks and tank crews are so deadly. Look at the practice they put in.