Lauryn thank you. Your tips for game shooting dry mounting with the flashlight is brilliant. I am concerned that my arm muscles are quite inadequate against yours, but I can still lift the gun!!! Thanks A
I would say in my efforts to find help with DTL , these recommendations/drills at home make enormous sense. I very much like the idea of learning to mount the gun to the shoulder and cheek once you’ve called for the bird . I find mounting the gun and then calling for the bird , causes me to have insufficient field of vision as I still guessing the flight of the bird from the house - other than from spot 3 . Sincerely thank you , I going to try these recommendations
Thanks for the video. I've known about the flashlight/laser drills for a while but always thought that I had to find something that'd fit into the muzzle end. Seeing that you've taped them to the side was on of those "DUH why did'nt I think of just doing that"! Thanks again.
Awesome tips for training, especially since we cannot outside at the moment. Just wondering would you guys have a PDF of the trap layout with targets plus the lead that you show towards the start of your vid? Would be great to so that I could print it out.
thank you for making these videos they are great. I am new to olympic skeet and was wondering about setting doing some dry firing in my garage. do you have some demotions for the flight line of the clay? I think its the same as international skeet. thank you for your help .
WOW. Very nice tips. Would you mind to tell us the size of the wall map and the distance between the map and the shooter position? It would help me a lot to make my own wall map. Thanks a lot for the tips.
Thank you. Great training videos. Learning so much from your channel. Pro shooter with a Pro Physique. Super impressive with everything you do. Beautiful all around look, amazing hard body and ripped lean trained conditioning. I'm sure many people could benefit from a weight training video as well. Go for it and keep up the hard work.... :)
We are not fans of snap caps. Too many accidents from people who think they are loading snap caps instead load a live round. We will take our chance that the springs won't break
Let me ask if I may.I'm rite eye dominant and when I mount a gun, sometimes I see the left side of the berrel. Is it normal, gun does not fit me properly or I'm not consistant in mounting?
Please study the video " Changing your adjustable stock " and " Canting the shotgun # 13" from Go Shooting. I hope you will get the answer. Also check the cast of your stock, if it is on the left side of barrel rib looking from stock end than it is for left hand shooter.
It is for rite-hand and fixed stock. And yet, do you think that it might be due to improper mounting of the gun? 90 pecent of mounting that I do, it fits me well and rest 10 percent I see end of the berrel from the left side.
If you look at the barrel you most certainly can see down the side. The trick is to see the end of your barrel in your forevision and keep your focus only on the target.
Awesome video - exactly what I need to practice as a newbie. Thank you and can’t wait to visit a Go-Shooting facility with my son. Btw - Does dry firing a shotgun do any damage ?
You can also take a spent shell, cut off the folded plastic at the tip, pop out the primer and jam a small diameter hot glue stick into the hole and cut it flush. The firing pin will hit the glue stick. Cheap and easy. Will last for a very long time.
You should invent a device that has a clay sized light that moves from left to right and right to left across a backyard fence or indoor wall. Speed needs to be about the same as a skeet target, split the differnce and say 47 mph for American Skeet. Does anyone make something like that?
We are not big on snap caps. Too many times have live shells been loaded on the presumption they were snap caps. We have never once suffered a broken spring when pulling the trigger on an empty chamber. We believe in safety first
@@GoShooting brooken springs(or firingpins) is not an issue when dryfire but the ejector is the main issue when it´s ejecting whithout any weight like a snapcap! It will break sooner than later.
The trap layout image comes from Terrie Jordan at learntrapshooting.com and he's a Canadian. Another fine video!!! I've been a competitive shooter for years and I still learn something from GoShooting. Now that we are back in lock down, Would you and Russell consider making a home fitness video to keep us in top form in the off season? Cheers.
@@peterhopkins6007 That was true until stainless steel firing pins were invented. Nowadays it only applies to elderly guns. Those guns, however, often have historical importance and it's not a bad habit to get into.
Great video! I never thought of practicing dry firing at my house. This is a great way to practice home defense. I like to create scenarios eg if someone breaks down my backdoor and I'm sleeping, what would I do?
You are jacked! Great ideas for sure!
Thanks so much!!
Thankyou for tips looking forward to try these techniques
Excellent examples of excellent gun mount and dry firing.
Enjoy
Obviously, you have very good discipline with these practice routines. And those biceps!!!
Nice to meet you🙇
I'm a Japanese wild boar hunter🐗
I'm not good at shooting so I'm studying❗
Lauryn looks fab!!
Excellent tips - thanks for sharing.
Another lefty shooter! Lefty power,! Thanks for the video. Just what I need. I’m a newbie, just getting started.
Where can we get a wall chart with targets on it?
Lauryn thank you. Your tips for game shooting dry mounting with the flashlight is brilliant.
I am concerned that my arm muscles are quite inadequate against yours, but I can still lift the gun!!! Thanks A
Great arms!
Phenomenal video! Phenomenal technique and ideas!
Thanks Tim, glad you are enjoying the videos. Stay safe
@@GoShooting channel is a gold medal performance.
pertect is everything cheers 🍻 my friend
I would say in my efforts to find help with DTL , these recommendations/drills at home make enormous sense. I very much like the idea of learning to mount the gun to the shoulder and cheek once you’ve called for the bird . I find mounting the gun and then calling for the bird , causes me to have insufficient field of vision as I still guessing the flight of the bird from the house - other than from spot 3 . Sincerely thank you , I going to try these recommendations
Good job!!! Many thanks for tips!!!👌👌👌👍👍👍👍
Cheers George
Excellent presentation, thank you for taking the time to help out fellow shooters 😊
Our pleasure!
Thank you very much it was very very good instructional video it helped me out a lot
Glad it helped
Nice. Nice
Nice guns !
Thank You so much.. Its a wonderful video.. I saw it on the right time.. But where can i get the map ?
learntrapshooting.com/
I’ve came looking for paintball/shotgun related drills.
I’ve now considered trap shooting.
nature calls.
Excellent video and fantastic training aids and advice there where can one get the wall map as I like to get one
Google Terry Jordan Wall Chart
Just love it , next project setting up a training wall thank you.
Thank you Joan.
Thank you for the tips.
No problem!
Amazing video!
Where I can find this wall paper for training?
Terry Jordan wall charts
Great Tips. Fantastic series from you and Russ.
Thanks mate. Glad to hear you liked the video series.
Good advice
Great Training!!!!!!
Thanks!!
Thanks alot :-) a few excercises I have nok seen before, grade inspiration.
Great to hear!
Great tips, especially the flashlight and laser drills!
Glad you liked it!
Lauryn's guns are more impressive than the shotgun!
Lol right on bro 🤣
Excellent thanks Lauryn, I’ve been hanging clay targets in the gum trees at home, this looks much easier.
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks a lot!!!
Great ideas. Good video.
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for the video. I've known about the flashlight/laser drills for a while but always thought that I had to find something that'd fit into the muzzle end. Seeing that you've taped them to the side was on of those "DUH why did'nt I think of just doing that"! Thanks again.
Glad I could help!
Wow... Thank you ....very helpful...👍👍👍
Most welcome 😊
Матерь Божья! Какие глазища-ручище!
Buen video. Muy bien explicado.. Gracias..
Great guns!! 😁😁
Thinks for sharing
My pleasure
Great !!! I'll give that go 👍👍👍
Go for it!
A for Awesome very informative 🙂👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thank you. Happy to hear it helped
Bravissima, Phenomenal idea !!! Saluti dall' Italia.
Awesome tips for training, especially since we cannot outside at the moment. Just wondering would you guys have a PDF of the trap layout with targets plus the lead that you show towards the start of your vid? Would be great to so that I could print it out.
Hi Matthew. Thanks for the comments. I think you may get the pdf from the American ATA website.
Did you find the PDF if the layout ? I am not able to find it sir ! Pls help me
@@AGENT-tq1nm Nar mate.. never came across it. Searched for it .. nothing.
@@charcoalmdp hii i found it, but my reply is getting deleted ... Its called "learn to shoot trap chart by Terry Jordan"
@@charcoalmdp its a paid chart... Hope you can get it , cuz i cant !
great channel
Hi Lauryn thanks for education video ,By the way arm muscle developed, how did you do it?
All good, I got them from carrying Russell all my life!!! :)
Love your arms 🥰
Excellent video , i think very soon Lauryn will also share the guns/arms workout tips for handling shotguns :D
Hi Lauryn, where would I obtain one of those dry firing posters please ? cheers Drew
Hi Andrew, google "Terry Jordan wall chart" and you will be on your way.
Can you give us a bit of insight into the angles and lengths of your skeet lines there
I think it is approx 5.5 metres back from the wall
thank you for making these videos they are great. I am new to olympic skeet and was wondering about setting doing some dry firing in my garage. do you have some demotions for the flight line of the clay? I think its the same as international skeet. thank you for your help .
How can I set up the skeet lines???
Non si arrovina la molla tirando a vuoto? Doesn't break the spring pulling empty?
Great tuition video Lauyrn. Now get some of that wine opened 🙂🤫👍🍷
Deal!
Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it
Glad you enjoyed it!
WOW. Very nice tips. Would you mind to tell us the size of the wall map and the distance between the map and the shooter position? It would help me a lot to make my own wall map. Thanks a lot for the tips.
I think for that size map it is 13" behind the map. The map is 10 foot wide and about 4 foot high with the top of the map 78 inches from the floor
Muy buen video y muy buena la explicación. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina!!
Gracious
Zaberdast💞💞💞💞
Very helpfull, thx!
Glad it helped!
The most impressive gun in this video is not the shotgun!
I bet she has to have a licence for those guns too. 😂
Nice video and fantastic biceps
Thanks a lot 😊
How can one download the chart with the clays ? Thanks
It is a chart made by a Canadian called Terry Jordan. I am sure he has a website
Очень полезное видео!!!! Спасибо!!!!
We are glad to hear you found the video useful.
Thanks Lauryn - is that wall map readily available in Australia? (Link please?). Lovin all the videos - great job 👌
Hi Rookie. Thanks for the kind words. Here's the link; terry jordan wall chart
im from portugal ,the link is not available, cant you put again, thanks
impressive muscle...
The shooting method...with one eye open and the other closed...is it correct? Which of the two methods is better? Your follower from Iraq
@@كبرياءالنسيان two eyes (if you can) is always better
@@GoShooting Thank you very much
Thank you. Great training videos. Learning so much from your channel. Pro shooter with a Pro Physique. Super impressive with everything you do. Beautiful all around look, amazing hard body and ripped lean trained conditioning. I'm sure many people could benefit from a weight training video as well. Go for it and keep up the hard work.... :)
Thank you very much
Just found your channel thanks for the tips. Notice no snap caps, is it better to use snap caps?
No need
Go Shooting - no damage without snap caps, was always told to use snap caps. Thx
All great drills....just make sure you have snap caps in :)
We are not fans of snap caps. Too many accidents from people who think they are loading snap caps instead load a live round. We will take our chance that the springs won't break
@@GoShooting Fair enough....saves shooting holes in the wall :)
Holy crap girl my eyes went huge when I saw those guns jesus LOL
Thank you for your drills I tried the trap one on my room
🌹😅
Happy to hear you liked them Naif. There are tons of drills out there to try, but we thought these are the easiest to use.
Do you ever tell Russell what a lucky boy he is?, you should...
Bought a sight Mark lazer boresight tool after I watched this I couldn’t find a laser pointer that I could mount into muzzle easily
eBay is your friend
Where were you 40 years ago when I had good eyes? Great tips.
Happy to help!
Let me ask if I may.I'm rite eye dominant and when I mount a gun, sometimes I see the left side of the berrel. Is it normal, gun does not fit me properly or I'm not consistant in mounting?
Please study the video " Changing your adjustable stock " and " Canting the shotgun # 13" from Go Shooting. I hope you will get the answer. Also check the cast of your stock, if it is on the left side of barrel rib looking from stock end than it is for left hand shooter.
It is for rite-hand and fixed stock. And yet, do you think that it might be due to improper mounting of the gun? 90 pecent of mounting that I do, it fits me well and rest 10 percent I see end of the berrel from the left side.
If you look at the barrel you most certainly can see down the side. The trick is to see the end of your barrel in your forevision and keep your focus only on the target.
@@GoShooting Thank you so much for good tips and professional advice!!!👌👌👌👍👍👍
Awesome video - exactly what I need to practice as a newbie. Thank you and can’t wait to visit a Go-Shooting facility with my son.
Btw - Does dry firing a shotgun do any damage ?
Use a snap cap and its fine
You can also take a spent shell, cut off the folded plastic at the tip, pop out the primer and jam a small diameter hot glue stick into the hole and cut it flush. The firing pin will hit the glue stick. Cheap and easy. Will last for a very long time.
You should invent a device that has a clay sized light that moves from left to right and right to left across a backyard fence or indoor wall. Speed needs to be about the same as a skeet target, split the differnce and say 47 mph for American Skeet. Does anyone make something like that?
Sounds like you have made yourself a project. Patent it!
I would want to be near her when she's angry. Pretty, built, and loves the shooting sports, all wins....
Wow, she looks superfit 🤗
First time on your channel, good tips but I’m taught old school, any chance of doing one on snap caps v empty dry firing please
We are not big on snap caps. Too many times have live shells been loaded on the presumption they were snap caps. We have never once suffered a broken spring when pulling the trigger on an empty chamber. We believe in safety first
@@GoShooting brooken springs(or firingpins) is not an issue when dryfire but the ejector is the main issue when it´s ejecting whithout any weight like a snapcap!
It will break sooner than later.
@@GoShooting How does anyone possibly get those confused?? ;)
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Where can i get that poster?
Its available in the USA
Hi first of all thanks a lot for tout advise.
Have you got a link to buy this picture ?
Thanks
Jerome from France
The trap layout image comes from Terrie Jordan at learntrapshooting.com and he's a Canadian.
Another fine video!!! I've been a competitive shooter for years and I still learn something from GoShooting.
Now that we are back in lock down, Would you and Russell consider making a home fitness video to keep us in top form in the off season?
Cheers.
I thought we had to use snap caps instead of firing an empty gun ?
Something to do with damaging the firing pins .
Peter, You are absolutely right as any internet google search will confirm.
@@peterhopkins6007 That was true until stainless steel firing pins were invented. Nowadays it only applies to elderly guns. Those guns, however, often have historical importance and it's not a bad habit to get into.
Great video! I never thought of practicing dry firing at my house. This is a great way to practice home defense. I like to create scenarios eg if someone breaks down my backdoor and I'm sleeping, what would I do?
Do you need a shotgun when you have those bicepts. You already got major guns.
Topp
Nice biceps
👍👍
please add subtitles in portuguese Brazil, thanks
Ciao 👋
Have a cup of tea... relax, take it easy...
Lol who needs firearms withs guns like those!
Exactly what made me click on the video 🤣
make sure to put an EMPTY shell in your gun if your going to dry fire, its not good for the gun if its completly empty.
Gosh she didn't blink once during the video
Digging that wine rack Lauryn
shes gorgeous , competent woman are awesome
damn, check out those arms... how yoooou doin'
You stopped every trigger pull. Missed bird! BUT good drill tips anyway.
ありがとうございます！(^^ゞ
どういたしまして
Her one arm is bigger than my two arms combined together :/