Stance & Grip for High Tower Targets | Shotgun Tips with Gil Ash

Gil Ash of OSP Shooting School demonstrates how many people experience difficulty when shooting high tower targets and offers a solution that will help you break more of these high-flying clays. Here's a hint: hands together, feet together. Now you'll have to watch the video to find out what that means. (NSSF Video)
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[@davidrquinones]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge Gil.

[@Jtwizzle]

Thanks!

[@nriyo3]

I have noticed many shot gunners place their finger on the trigger before they are ready to shoot.

[@WTFisAuserFRCKINname]

I've NEVER agreed with the footwork of any instructors or professionals. Makes absolutely no sense to have your feet together while pointing up. Such a safety hazard and it has zero stability.

[@precisionairguns5553]

what complete an utter nonsense!