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Top Tips To Avoid The Top Faults
April 2020
|Sporting Shooter
Don Brunt discusses some of the most common shooting faults he has seen while running Podimore Shooting Ground
Not seeing enough gun
This is somewhat ironic considering the next fault to be discussed, but although they sound similar it is, in fact, a very different issue. If a gun fits correctly, you should, when looking down it, be able to see the rib stretching up and away in front of you like a gentle ski jump.
If you can only see the back of the action and the bead, the gun is too ‘flat’. Shooting a very flat gun will often cause the shooter to lift their head up off the stock to see the target, which invariably leads to a miss over the top.
Looking at the bead
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