Looking at the Target: Blur to Focus

[@Futureshucks]

The thoroughness of how these tutorials are explained are shot is first rate. For everything that is explained, there's also a perfectly visual example. So useful.

[@drj1961]

Chris, I hope that you continue to make great videos and refuse to listen to those goobers

[@alandenton7047]

I think this is a fantastic video, the message is spot on re eyesight and picking up targets. It has been very useful for me

[@steveoutdoors9156]

Having only just started shooting (1 go at sporting and another at skeet) I can now see I am trying to track the clay far too soon. I will definitely be checking out your other videos before I go out again. Thanks Steve

[@DrumDisciple1]

It's a break action and common practice. The firing pins can't strike the primers when the action is open, plus it is easy to see there are no shells in the chambers. Even if there were shells in the chambers it would be no more dangerous than having them in your shell pouch. The action must be closed and case heads flush to the breach face for the firing pins to strike the primers.

[@giggergigger1]

Excellent video sir. I’ve watched all your trap videos and you have great advice in those too

[@TMS5100]

fantastic advice, and free on youtube! looks like a great range too... practically a garden of eden

[@sofalugger]

K80 = Remington . . .

[@TheJustin574]

The eye does not see at 16fps, that's a lie.

[@shawnbartley7541]

Kreighoff K80... nice points.... but why are shooting sports so snobby? LOL!

[@TeifiValley123]

+Shawn Bartley Clay shooting in particular has a lot of one-upmanship. The mentality behind buying an expensive O/U shotgun is very similar to buying an expensive watch. It won't help you break more clays, but the person buying it wants to make a statement.

[@shawnbartley7541]

+TeifiValley123 good point!

[@FreakyLetsPlayz]

It's not safe to put the gun on your foot!