This makes perfect sense. I'd say 80% or more of my misses are directly behind the target, with some misses high or low. "Always miss in front" makes perfect sense- I'll begin working on this. Many thanks! Brilliant.
Hi roger. I would like to add that the pellets come out of the gun as a "string". By shooting in front of the clay, the clay is going into that shot string. If the first few pellets go in front of the clay you may still get a hit with the trailing string of pellets. As you say "If you miss behind, you miss" end of story. Miss in front you could still get lucky. Keep well.
physically, missing behind or in front is the same thing. Actually, you miss behind and you can still break the clay exactly as you explained for the in front missing case. Yet, in shooting, we tend to miss behind not in front. This is because our human brains usually underestimate the true sufficient lead. Now, even if you intentionally try to miss in front, your brain will moderate the overleading.. So, I do agree with you 100%. I remember when I first hunted high geese, I used to shout on my self: "Miss In Front, Miss Front, dont worry :)"
This makes perfect sense. I'd say 80% or more of my misses are directly behind the target, with some misses high or low. "Always miss in front" makes perfect sense- I'll begin working on this. Many thanks! Brilliant.
Neil...thank you and glad you think it will help...stay well!!!
Hi roger. I would like to add that the pellets come out of the gun as a "string". By shooting in front of the clay, the clay is going into that shot string. If the first few pellets go in front of the clay you may still get a hit with the trailing string of pellets. As you say "If you miss behind, you miss" end of story. Miss in front you could still get lucky. Keep well.
sNOOPY...WELL SAID AND VERY TRUE!
Very good and clear explanation. This is probably the hardest thing for new shooters to get their head around.
Happy new year from Ireland.
Thank you my friend...and happy new year to you...when irish eyes are smiling......
Great video sir, very well said. Happy new year to you and your family as well
Thank you and stay well!!!
thanks. It is cool seeing accurate numbers applied to my wild guessing out at the range.
Good on you!
Thanks for another good video, Roger. Cheers. 👍🏼
Happy New Year Roger, Well thought out tip. Very helpful!
adkbuck...and to you also my friend...happy shooting!
Happy New Year Roger to you from Trinidad West Indies
and also to you my friend...stay well and have a happy and safe new year!
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Thank you ...much appreciated !!!
Thank you, it's been very useful...👍
Thank you and good on you!
Great video, thanks Roger, Happy New Year 2019 😊
And to you too ...stay well and happy shooting!
Hi Roger can you do a video on shooting with a mid bead and all we need to know
Paul...will do...stay well!
physically, missing behind or in front is the same thing. Actually, you miss behind and you can still break the clay exactly as you explained for the in front missing case. Yet, in shooting, we tend to miss behind not in front. This is because our human brains usually underestimate the true sufficient lead. Now, even if you intentionally try to miss in front, your brain will moderate the overleading.. So, I do agree with you 100%. I remember when I first hunted high geese, I used to shout on my self: "Miss In Front, Miss Front, dont worry :)"
What do they say about shooting geese..."bum...body...beak...shoot"
Brilliant!
Thank you and good on you!
Freakin awesome explanation!
Thank you Tim...much appreciated!!!
Just like putting: never up, never in.
Very true!!!