How to Shoot Skeet: Station 3

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Station 3 is two single targets both of which are crossing targets practically 90 degrees to the shooter. By using the stacks of clays we can see that the targets require about four feet of lead. Using sustained lead, you then try to break the target on or near the center peg.

[@bartofilms]

I wish they were all card fillers. 😉.

[@chrisberardi2304]

Yes, they should be card fillers! Just a little more practice...

[@fred8174]

Where’s the look point?

[@skeetman22]

Typically on stations 3,4, and 5 people look in the window of the house with gun held 1/3 of the way from the house to the center stake. These are guide lines and can be tweaked slightly by the shooter but this is a a good starting point.

[@xx-pn4io]

Regular Target at 15' "A regular target is one that appears after the shooter’s call and within a period not to exceed one (1) second, and which passes within a three-foot circle centered at a point fifteen (15) feet above the target-crossing point. The target-crossing point shall be measured from the level of Station 8. The target, in still air, must carry to a distance equivalent, on level ground, to 60 yards from the skeet house when passing through the center of the hoop, with an allowance tolerance of plus or minus two yards."

[@XvREByrd3vX]

u make it look easy!

[@abrampl]

Easy to say, hard to do :D

[@garan8342]

Im not understanding what you mean when you say " Using the lead indicator" can someone explain.

[@glencoe8251]

They should be card filling ??????

[@danieldefenseM4]

What bore restriction/choke does Chris use?

[@davidthompson9734]

danieldefenseM4y

[@huntert1221]

what choe tube are you using?

[@arthursims6709]

Skeet or cylinder I'd say