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BA Trail Morning 9 2 16 001
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Morning ride from Marley Station to the Trailhead
Ride around Hampton Plaza
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Just a little camera test. Some folded paper towel at the bottom of the housing to provide some shock absorption and noise cancelling.
BA Trail Pasadena to Annapolis 011
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3 Minute Segment on the BA Trail
Bicycle Camp Pics
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Sam Keller mastering his bike riding skills!
Real Trapshooting
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A round of real American Trap, shot at Norfolk County Rifle Range,VA. Sound may not be in sync.

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  • @SilntObsvr
    @SilntObsvr Рік тому

    That's quite the shooting pace. I'll be shooting my first trap day ever next weekend, my only shotgun is an 870 Express, and I'll be asking before the shoot about things like loading the magazine for a round vs. single loading (which would surely slow me down, I'm not an experienced shotgun shooter, even though I've seen it done on film at remarkable speed). I've shot skeet once, two rounds, broke one target; hopefully I'll do better at trap with all the targets going more or less away from me and no doubles to worry about. Edit: Okay, found a good page on trap, single loading only unless shooting doubles (I won't be doing that until I can hit 20+ in a round of singles, though I might try wobble trap sooner). I need to get one of those from-the-box pouches, then...

    • @SilntObsvr
      @SilntObsvr Рік тому

      And just realized I'd been conflating members' trap practice with open-to-public skeet shoot days -- I'll be shooting skeet, not trap. Best get my shucking up to speed...

  • @scot6089
    @scot6089 Рік тому

    Anyone ever set-trap? Meaning climb into the box and load that arm quickly before the shooter cried pull! and the mechanical arm unleashed the clay bird like a steel major league pitcher. It was miserable work if you could get it.

    • @walman16
      @walman16 Рік тому

      Yep. Burn your fingers when people call too fast after the last target. Not fun.

  • @mikekevelder1193
    @mikekevelder1193 2 роки тому

    How did they trim those trees like that LOL

    • @walman16
      @walman16 2 роки тому

      It’s a total mystery ;)

  • @williamrowton3795
    @williamrowton3795 3 роки тому

    Final score 25 24 17 23 89/100

  • @rodm140
    @rodm140 3 роки тому

    Hello walman16, realizing that the group in this video were all veteran trap shooters, out of curiosity, can you recall if all were using release triggers? Thank you so much for this!

    • @walman16
      @walman16 3 роки тому

      Oh geez, this was in 2009. Only one of those guys I’m not 100% sure about but the rest of us shoot pull triggers. Thank goodness I never had to go to a release.....yet

    • @rodm140
      @rodm140 3 роки тому

      @@walman16 Thank you for the response. If you had said "yes" I would have felt compelled to send mine out for conversion (even though I don't flinch..yet). I hope you realize how many of us your video inspire. God bless!

    • @walman16
      @walman16 3 роки тому

      @@rodm140 I wouldn’t go to a release unless I had to. An extra mechanical thing to go wrong....

  • @lucianrich3892
    @lucianrich3892 4 роки тому

    REAL TRAP SHIT

  • @CatSimulator2000
    @CatSimulator2000 4 роки тому

    I just want to say, thank you for uploading this. I'm moving to a place with a trap field 20 minutes away, want to learn, and it's nice to see a raw video like this with nothing fancy, just a full round played with no cuts or wild camera angles. Gives me a good feeling for how the rhythm and pace of a round typically is.

    • @walman16
      @walman16 4 роки тому

      TxdoHawk you bet! Hard to believe this was 12 years ago this Thanksgiving. Shoot to win! Allen

  • @LegendaryPlowboy
    @LegendaryPlowboy 4 роки тому

    Good shooting. I just started about two years ago at my local club. A fellow by the name of Neal Crausbay has been giving me some pointers along the way.

    • @walman16
      @walman16 4 роки тому

      Robert R McBride thats great! Keep it up!

  • @ActuarialNinja
    @ActuarialNinja 4 роки тому

    When you have a bunch of experienced shooters on the line, you get a rhythm where every person only takes like 2 seconds to shoot. It really helps the flow of things, and I find I shoot better in that kind of setup.

    • @walman16
      @walman16 4 роки тому

      ActuarialNinja yep

  • @j.carlossilvestre5032
    @j.carlossilvestre5032 4 роки тому

    Who is that second guy? Tell him to pick up those shells, he has to break open every time and instead of catching the shell he even aims for it to get as far as possible. Get a vest and put them away.

    • @walman16
      @walman16 4 роки тому

      J.Carlos Silvestre Thats me. I policed them after. I don’t wear a vest, but I do have a shell bag. Was down visiting my folks and forgot it. As for aiming them far away, yep. Don’t want my fellow shooters standing on empty hulls trying to shoot.

  • @adamb2619
    @adamb2619 4 роки тому

    This video popped up 12 years later, and was glorious and soothing to watch and hear

    • @walman16
      @walman16 4 роки тому

      A B Haha! Thanks for making my day. Appreciate the comment!

  • @brianonthego
    @brianonthego 5 років тому

    I would love to try this.

  • @brantleyc_3493
    @brantleyc_3493 6 років тому

    "Just because they are old folks doesn't mean they can't out shoot you" - unknown

  • @thanassisliatzouras2755
    @thanassisliatzouras2755 6 років тому

    Masters!

    • @schaferhundschmidt1798
      @schaferhundschmidt1798 6 років тому

      A decent team, but either 2 of them were having bad days, or not quite masters. Also they were at 16 yards.

  • @1valg
    @1valg 6 років тому

    Why are there no baskets for the empty shells?

    • @lhayes7516
      @lhayes7516 5 років тому

      gives the retired guys something to do when they are out of shells

  • @danielbojara9233
    @danielbojara9233 6 років тому

    Walman16 what choke and shot are you using

  • @Procharged32
    @Procharged32 6 років тому

    All the targets are coming straight out bit easy put some angle on them.

  • @petrosc7
    @petrosc7 6 років тому

    Real Trap Shooting? OMG...this is kids stuff...Try Olympic Trap kids!!!

  • @ckfvideo
    @ckfvideo 6 років тому

    Helpful, thanks!

  • @LugaWaffen
    @LugaWaffen 6 років тому

    Today I firstly try trap shooting and i LiKed it! 🤔☺️

  • @21wilks
    @21wilks 6 років тому

    2:54 bad gun safety regardless on direction of travel should never have gun point in anyone’s direction

    • @J-Ball
      @J-Ball 6 років тому

      I caught that as well.

    • @Jack-qt2qq
      @Jack-qt2qq 5 років тому

      1. It was unloaded and the chamber was open 2. It wasn’t at a competition it was just a few friends getting together 3. It was pointed at the sky

    • @lhayes7516
      @lhayes7516 5 років тому

      @@Jack-qt2qq was not anywhere near pointed at the sky. i have no problem with pumps or autos, but you see so many carried unsafely by idiots. why is it so hard to keep them pointed down.....you cant be too safe.

  • @duckslayerbuckslayer321
    @duckslayerbuckslayer321 6 років тому

    That's actually not "Real trapshooting", since real trapshooting takes 5 guys for a proper game.

  • @mikejd35d23
    @mikejd35d23 6 років тому

    Having your shotgun on your shoulder already aiming in the general direction is not real shooting. We stand with gun pointed down like you are walking through the field.

    • @schaferhundschmidt1798
      @schaferhundschmidt1798 6 років тому

      Both have differing degrees of difficulty, and the guns designed for each type of trap (American vs. International) reflect that. You're not going to snap a 9-10 pound high-combed, high ribbed 34" barreled Trap gun to your cheek like a Sporting Clays gun, but it is easier to shoot a 7 pound field ribbed flat combed in International Trap. It can be done for American Trap also, but the guns designed for it do give an advantage. You wouldn't hunt deer with an F-Class benchrest rifle. If it's so easy, I expect you to win at the Grand in 2019.

  • @themacstack
    @themacstack 6 років тому

    OK home slice in the red muffs can SHOOT!! Damn son!!!

    • @walman16
      @walman16 6 років тому

      That's Clay Floyd and he's a BEAST

    • @themacstack
      @themacstack 6 років тому

      walman16 He's got the right name that's for sure. Brilliant.

    • @dannyh9010
      @dannyh9010 6 років тому

      He sure is quick on the clays!

  • @blairsharpe2798
    @blairsharpe2798 6 років тому

    I think I found my substitute for video games

  • @AJ54Makeup
    @AJ54Makeup 7 років тому

    I just started shooting trap about 1 month ago and I love it. Still have a lot to learn and need to practice a lot but i am determined that one of these days my nick name will be Annie Oakley.

  • @omgnothingisavl
    @omgnothingisavl 7 років тому

    2:54 shotgun not broken open and pointing at fellow shooters over his shoulder, poor range etiquette.

    • @foghornleghorn8536
      @foghornleghorn8536 7 років тому

      He's shooting a semi, but he did handle the gun dangerously.

    • @robertmatthews7527
      @robertmatthews7527 7 років тому

      coming off the stand looks like a modified port arms - these guys probably shoot together every week and based on their skill level have been doing it a long time- his handling of the gun is no different than when you are hunting

    • @foghornleghorn8536
      @foghornleghorn8536 7 років тому

      The shotgun was far too close to parallel with the ground during his walk. Point the gun either at the target, the sky or the ground.

    • @allenkeller9982
      @allenkeller9982 6 років тому

      omgnothingisavl , its a Winchester Model 12. Not a semi auto. Its a pump gun.

    • @allenkeller9982
      @allenkeller9982 6 років тому

      And it wasnt pointed at anyone. Pointed up.

  • @remy6978
    @remy6978 7 років тому

    What exactly happens after every 5 shots? I dont understand that exactly

    • @walman16
      @walman16 7 років тому

      You move to the right to shoot the next station. If you just shot station 5 and still have other stations to complete, then you move to station 1, then 2, soforth until you've completed all 5 stations.

    • @remy6978
      @remy6978 7 років тому

      walman16 Thx m8

  • @Tac333
    @Tac333 7 років тому

    This is what I fall asleep to

  • @carolinasmoke5047
    @carolinasmoke5047 7 років тому

    Nice video. I'm guessing the dude with the red muffs has done this before. Good to see a pump gun in there.

  • @jettmills3682
    @jettmills3682 7 років тому

    This is not real. Trap shooting has five posts(spots to shoot)

    • @wayneparker9331
      @wayneparker9331 7 років тому

      There were four shooters but the entire group rotated to five different stations and fired a total of 25 rounds each. If you'd paid attention you would have noticed that.

    • @remy6978
      @remy6978 7 років тому

      The rules still apply jett

  • @avahand5632
    @avahand5632 7 років тому

    this is cool they are good at it

  • @einfussganger
    @einfussganger 7 років тому

    Good video. I'd like to start shooting trap, but it seems like you just can't go to a place and practice like you can with a handgun. Every place near me just has matches, so I'd be like joining this group and totally messing up the rhythm.

    • @walman16
      @walman16 7 років тому

      einfussganger Every club I've ever shot at has practice hours and usually but not always they are open to the general public. Do a little investigating and I'll bet you'll find a place to shoot...:)

    • @einfussganger
      @einfussganger 7 років тому

      Yep, you were right. I found a place that doesn't shoot registered events, so it's all for fun. Shot with my son (just the two of us) for a few rounds and then joined a group of regulars who were looking to fill out a five squad. Everyone was very nice and helpful. Found my new favorite thing!

  • @unclej1832
    @unclej1832 7 років тому

    damn

  • @justabloke6981
    @justabloke6981 7 років тому

    Very cool. The shooter who walked from 5 to 1 without his gun broken needs a gentle reminder.

    • @walman16
      @walman16 7 років тому

      He's shooting a pump gun.

    • @justabloke6981
      @justabloke6981 7 років тому

      Oh right. Thanks for pointing that out. Perhaps I should get glasses...

    • @walman16
      @walman16 7 років тому

      Haha, no worries mate!

  • @JohnMitchellTV
    @JohnMitchellTV 7 років тому

    Whats the best ammo to use for this

    • @walman16
      @walman16 7 років тому

      2 2/4", 3 Dram, 1 1/8 oz. 7 1/2's or 8's. I shoot 7 1/2s for Singles but most shoot 8's. Either is fine. If you don't like the recoil, go down to 1 oz. loads.

  • @graysonboyd508
    @graysonboyd508 8 років тому

    Just started youth trap shooting hopefully I'll be as good as y'all one day

    • @jdfjsdif9131
      @jdfjsdif9131 7 років тому

      i just started youth as well with 3/50 my first day. fast forward now and today i got 31/50

    • @heavyglassglass
      @heavyglassglass 7 років тому

      Why?"

  • @popoaggie
    @popoaggie 8 років тому

    25 chipped birds beats 24 "Smoked" ones any day. But there is a cool factor in totally smoking a clay.

  • @benkenny3220
    @benkenny3220 8 років тому

    I'm trying to figure out trap. Is there 5 stations and you get 5 targets per station? What is that stand at each station for?

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      The little stand at each station? Those are microphones. The machine is voice activated. You yell pull and the machine shoots the clay automatically.

    • @twiki1963
      @twiki1963 8 років тому

      But potentially a problem when using a semi-auto.

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      Roland Kee I shoot a semi. A Beretta Outlander. No problem. I did put a shell catcher on it though, to not hit the guy next to me and also so I don't have to pick up em up.

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      ***** Yes. It has never happened to me and I shoot at 6 different clubs.

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      ***** I think it might not trigger it because I (and most shooters) close the action immediately on the report of the previous shooter. There is a delay after the pull or else the report of the shotguns would launch another bird. One of the places is about 3 miles away, I'm a member there. All the others are about 30 to 40 minutes away. I'm a member at one of those too. They all are open to the public for trap certain days and times. There's another club near me but it's not open to the public for trap and I can't justify joining another club and I really like the one that's 30 min. away.

  • @codydunlop4351
    @codydunlop4351 8 років тому

    trap shooting is so boring I would rather sporting clays

  • @Extrmmitch
    @Extrmmitch 8 років тому

    I guess i've been doing it wrong, i pull in the ready position muzzle pointing down and when the skeet goes flying off then i aim and fire. but i guess you aim in the area before the skeet fly's off?

    • @walman16
      @walman16 7 років тому

      You'll want to start with your muzzle in a position that allows you to make a smooth, efficient move to the target.

  • @Aaron-zx9rk
    @Aaron-zx9rk 8 років тому

    Cringe Worthy... The guy that started in lane two was letting the shells fly out of the gun, instead of catching them and putting them into his back pocket. I hate messy shooters

    • @LowesHoe
      @LowesHoe 8 років тому

      Or he pickd them up afterwords. Thats what I do, most trap ranges have special things that pick them up quickly.

    • @walman16
      @walman16 8 років тому

      I picked them up after. Thanks for your concern

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      I shoot a semi-auto and have a shell catcher stuck to the action. Works great. If I ever shoot doubles though the shells will be flying everywhere. Besides that, if you're just shooting at open trap at a club everyone should just chill out and be happy that guys with pumps and semi's come out to shoot. We need more people interested in the shooting sports.

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      ***** Nobody shoots at clubs? The clubs are pretty busy near me. I agree there are some clubs where the guys are elitist attiduded dickheads. Most of them though are just regular guys just out to shoot for fun. My point is that if someone is complaining about shells hitting their feet then someone else needs to tell them to shut up.

    • @remy6978
      @remy6978 7 років тому

      Yea i think what the technique they use is clean up afterwards, think about your comments liberetta

  • @davidji2030
    @davidji2030 8 років тому

    kanda funny when they say pa instead of pull, no offense

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      You can yell anything with the voice activated trap. I've heard guys yell Go! or Beep beep! Doesn't matter as long as it's loud enough.

    • @chrisnessinger8516
      @chrisnessinger8516 6 років тому

      "pa" is easy to say without movement of your jaw. therefore less of a chance to lose your cheekweld…

  • @williamkee7924
    @williamkee7924 8 років тому

    Damn. Why can't I be that good?

  • @kristen565
    @kristen565 9 років тому

    Trap shooting is the best!! Last time I went to the gun range I got to shoot these really cool assault rifles at a stationary target. It was cool but I was like, "Okay where's the trap? I like shotguns better." :) Nothing beats a shotgun. Except maybe a paintball gun. LOL

    • @twobagger2268
      @twobagger2268 6 років тому

      Jesus is the Way the Truth & the Life r u sure it was an assault rifle?

  • @luckylifeonwheels626
    @luckylifeonwheels626 9 років тому

    Nice shotting guys i was a trap boy when i was a teen i would shot the clay pigeons out for the shooters. Wow that was meny moons ago. Lol

  • @tdshaker
    @tdshaker 9 років тому

    Four man squads are tough, because the pace is a little faster. I guess you wanted it that way so you could shoot the vid close up to the line. Looks like they had a good rythm going.

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      I went yesterday for the first time. First time I ever fired a shotgun too. The second round there were only two of us up there and you're right, the pace made me nervous!

    • @MacMcLinn
      @MacMcLinn 8 років тому

      +sevenrats is it fun I'm going today

    • @sevenrats
      @sevenrats 8 років тому

      Mac McLinn It's a blast! hahaha! And maddeningly addictive.

  • @bigbauer8026
    @bigbauer8026 9 років тому

    Aimbot !

  • @docolds1968
    @docolds1968 9 років тому

    Nice to see a clean line but the guy not picking up his spent shells is annoying, why not just pull the spent shell like the rest and put into a pouch like the rest ?

    • @huntr4lfe
      @huntr4lfe 9 років тому

      He probably doesn't reload.

    • @remy6978
      @remy6978 7 років тому

      He picked them up afterwards

  • @jamespriceful
    @jamespriceful 9 років тому

    the most fun i have ever had shooting love trap im ready for skeet.