Skeet Women Final - 2018 ISSF World Championship in Changwon (KOR)

[@mossbrg5]

Amazing shooting. Seems it was Kim that told the judge Amber’s miss was a hit and he changed the score to hit. That’s great sportsmanship.

[@CatSimulator2000]

Kimberly Rhode has the weirdest pull call I have seen yet watching these finals. She's just like UHHHHHHHH 😂 But she's clearly up there in marksmanship so she can call it however she wants!

[@jakethesnake1503]

could the commentator's keep up with the match and what's happening oppose to talking about the old days. idk if its just me but I don't like the commentary talking over the match when its not about the match.

[@bQ5rL3m6D]

agreed

[@rucksackransack]

Jake The Snake worst commentary. No discussion of technique or the process. I'm a recreational shooter and want to know more. Are they calling "pull" in Korean?

[@rucksackransack]

Why is there music!????

[@TobyW360]

Danka reloads like the fuckin terminator

[@hmhmok115]

Rhode sounds like an npc from ocarina of time. phenomenal shot

[@didndido3638]

Vinogradova is like a machine.

[@grinchyface]

Break into Kimberly Rhode's house and the last thing you hear is "EUHHHH"

[@edwardwatson6606]

Absolutely agree with you there Jake

[@bQ5rL3m6D]

Are there any other commentators for this competitions?

[@KDX420]

whats with the delay after the pull? my range is instant. that would throw me off if i had to wait 2 seconds after the call

[@MotoAtheist]

Seems different for each competitor. Maybe the timing is something they get to control? Whether they want it instant on their call or delayed by however many seconds.

[@goldie6579]

In international skeet after “pull” the target can come from immediately or delayed up to three seconds. It’s to make it more difficult. Also speed of target is 10 mph faster than American skeet

[@adamschneider5863]

KZbin and I have differing opinions on Skeet and Women.

[@gazvlogs7459]

KZbin just doesn't like guns whatsoever. Anything with guns in it is straight demonetized.

[@dullapple]

Is it me or did the camera man keep zooming in on one particular person/ section of the audience

[@MotoAtheist]

It's just you, because they were showing each competitors family/friends as they were shooting.

[@Casey-hw3dx]

how are the clays launched? is it random launches or does someone do it? im clueless when it comes to clay shooting just wondering.

[@lsksniper1936]

The clay is put into a machine which has a swinging arm so when they do a pull call it launches leaving no room for human error.

[@DWhite-el4ih]

@@lsksniper1936 I think you’re thinking of trap. To answer Casey’s question, this is international skeet. Clays are launched from with the high or low house in a FIXED trajectory. There are microphones in front of the shooters that detect their call or pull. Once the microphone detects this sound it will throw a target randomly within a period of 3 seconds. BUT the targets are always thrown in the same direction at the same speed.

[@Trizzum33]

only watched because it says skeet

[@sofalugger]

Amazing to think that Caitlin Conner was shooting a `German `gun (Krieghoff)..... originally a USA gun... Remmington!! . . .how things change. . . .

[@maximilianmustermann5763]

It's not a "German" gun (in quotes). It's a German gun. Krieghoff is a family-owned German business. Just sayin' ;)

[@zachkinnison6390]

@@maximilianmustermann5763 he's talking about the fact that krieghoff bought the patent from remington to make their shotguns, the remington 3200 to be specific.

[@jakedaniel3413]

Why not just say pull?

[@rotaholik89]

The girl the camera guy was focused on was quiet pretty.

[@dullapple]

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed

[@범코]

코너화이팅

[@GamblingWithTheBoys]

why cant they just say...pull..not like EEE or EUH lol

[@KDX420]

trying not to exhale too much

[@dclong693]

Agree. It makes the sport seem lazy and unprofessional

[@a90skid53]

Bet the russian girl is rocking a trimetazidine + meldronate combo 🤧👀

[@wapowtv]

Skeet Woman

[@MotoAtheist]

Good thing they have ear plugs so they don't have to listen to that sh!tty music.

[@AKcollision123]

Every once in a while I would hear the music in the background again and just get frustrated. I don’t understand why it’s not just silent

[@davedunn7759]

Looks like the USA team manages recoil with cheeseburgers and pizza.

[@DWhite-el4ih]

Yeah they a little heavy, but they still whoop some ass.

[@eandlknutson]

Would be great without the meaningless drivel commentary, overlaying the performances. Get rid of this chap.

[@TheHiredGun187]

Not Nationalist bragging here...but Americans invented shooting sports...it not a huge jump to think they would be good at it

[@Stoutfellow007]

America, fuck yea!

[@maikvandam3746]

Well if you look at some other disciplines they aren't as good at it

[@maximilianmustermann5763]

America certainly has an advantage in shooting sports because kids can start really early and guns are commonplace and don't have a stigma to them in most places. In Germany on the other hand, if you want to shoot skeet you have to be 16 years old. If you're younger, you'll need all kinds of special permits and stuff. Gun ranges aren't that commonplace around here and you can't shoot outside of gun ranges. So parents of younger kids who would want their kids to be in skeet shooting would have to be extremely dedicated and willing to spend a lot of time and money from day one. This is why a large percentage of the German skeet and trap junior national team are literally the children of shooting range owners. It's the same with other shooting sports here. If you look around at gun clubs, most shooters started in their thirties or even later. And even the few who started early can only legally transfer into large-caliber shooting at 18 and even then they'd have to get special permits and psych evaluations if they want their own large caliber guns.

[@maximilianmustermann5763]

Btw. Americans didn't invent shooting sports. The first recorded shooting competition in history was held in 1442 in Zürich, Switzerland. We've had shooting guilds all around Europe almost since the invention of the firearm, and they always held competitions. Some of the oldest, most traditional German folk festivals are so-called "Schützenfeste" ("shooters-festivals") where the local shooting guild used to shoot out their annual shooting king. However, most of these festivals are held without firearms and shooting nowadays. The gun clubs that shoot modern competitions with modern firearms are more "in the shadows" because guns have such a bad reputation nowadays. It's quite sad actually. It used to be a proud tradition in almost every German village to have a shooting club with (at the time) modern firearms. If it were still that way, every small village had their own IPSC range today. But they don't. It's really sad.

[@TheHiredGun187]

@MrStig691 I'll stand corrected. The Brits actually got modern sport shooting started...but Americans perfected it

[@a_ocampo]

26 comments? lol

[@kiyoshilengyel4747]

??? :((

[@lorraineking1551]

inspier

[@honklerton732]

Does the ignorant announcer pronounce Rhode Island as "roady island" ? Rhode = road. Also - if I ever make it that far - I am just going to make a wierd sexual grunt noise for the pull call. Just to mess with people.

[@cinemainsymphony2378]

I was told to pronounce it 'Roady'. When I first started I said 'Road' and it was corrected (Rory the announcer here)

[@Stunchit]

This guy is the worst. Talks when he should shut up and has nothing to say when it's needed. So awkward.