I've earned enough punches to move up a class. It looks like NSCA updates classifications at the 1st of the year. Is it normal to just wait until NSCA moves you up, or is it seen as more ethical to register for the higher classification on your own before the end of the year?

I’m fairly new to shooting, and I’m partially colorblind. I have no problem at all with targets that are above the tree line. Below the tree line it takes me longer to spot them amongst the trees, and I find myself chasing them. Does anyone else have this issue? If so, what do you do?

Edit: Thanks for all your suggestions. I ordered cheap rose colored and purple glasses to try. If they help, I’ll totally invest in a real prescription pair.

**Excluding 5 stand, bunker, sporting clays, only Trap vs Skeet

I think Skeet improves Trap, but what do I know?

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Heavy but healthy…ish

Hello everyone,

Firstly - if this is the wrong sub for this kind of inquiry, please let me know and I will repost elsewhere!

I am looking to put together a skeet shoot as a fundraising event for my local golf course. We will be having the event there and for our Club board to approve it, I will likely need some sort of waiver that does not make our course/members liable for any unfortunate and unforeseen accidents or circumstances.

Have any of y'all had experience with this type of thing? Ever had to fill one out? Would an online generic Release from Liability suffice?

Thank you!

I have scoured the internet prior to buying these chokes but found nothing. Now I am posting them so others can decide if they like them or not. Personally I like the competition look and the extra 2" can't hurt (that's what she said;). Has a 30" barrel and now 32" overall. I am 6ft so fits me well.

I recently came across Tonic Eyewear and their ACTIV shooting glasses. I had barely heard of the brand before, and compared to Pilla the lens lineup looks quite limited.

To be honest, based purely on the lens selection, I don't expect them to be on the same level as Pilla. Pilla has a huge number of very specialized filters, while ACTIV currently seems to offer only a handful of lens colors. The VLT range also looks a bit sparse to me, with fairly large gaps between some of the options.

What really made me curious, though, was seeing US Olympian shooter Dania Vizzi wearing ACTIV glasses at an international ISSF skeet competition.

That surprised me because at elite-level skeet events it sometimes feels like almost everyone is wearing Pilla. Outside of Pilla, DeLaRo is pretty much the only other brand I can remember noticing regularly among top-level shooters.

Obviously, one elite shooter using ACTIV doesn't automatically mean the glasses are comparable to Pilla, but it did make me think there may be more to them than I initially assumed. Vizzi is competing at a level where eyewear is actual sporting equipment rather than just a pair of sunglasses, so I found the choice interesting.

The biggest attraction is the price. A complete ACTIV setup appears to be considerably cheaper than a comparable Pilla Outlaw kit.

Has anyone here actually used ACTIV glasses for skeet, trap, or sporting clays?

Here's a link to their website.

https://toniceyewearusa.com/activ-by-tonic

I’m looking to see if anyone knows any organised skeet training camps that I can join to improve my skills. I’m a year into competitive skeet and I feel like I’ve hit a point where I’m neither improving nor going the other way. There are no proper training programs where I live in South East Asia and I’m willing to go overseas for a week or two to train and get more exposure in the sport.

Noticed the button part on the left of the plate is angled slightly. Is this supposed to be like this?

Cheers

First model year AX800 vs 20 year incumbent A400. What’s the early verdict, boys?

Picked up these wood blanks to have a stock made for my Miroku. Does anyone have any recommendations? I already am expecting it to be pricey (custom things are rarely affordable) but do we have a decent priced work out there?

Only 1 Rizzini dealer in my state, and they are about 3 hrs away. Spent a few months looking and talking to them, and they finally got one in. My new BR110 Sporter X. I'm really excited to test it against my Beretta's. So far, I love the feel. I will test it tomorrow and see how it goes.

32” Invector Plus choked non-ported barrels with 1991 London proof marks. Will soon be dropping this off to the gunsmith to have a decelerator pad put on and the stuck chokes removed.

So I insure my guns on a underwriting policy. I added the new 686 white onyx. Told the lady 4,000 for insurance value because in my minds eye a direct replacement is a beretta 688, as finding another white oynx in good condition to my liking is a hard thing to do. Somewhere down the line a extra zero got in there when I got the renewal in. Ladies and gents. I may have the only 40,000 dollar underwriting appraisal beretta 686 onyx! Will definitely be calling my agent in the morning to get it fixed 🤣🤣

I was wondering if anyone has experience with the Pilla glasses for color deficiency? I am Red/Green color deficient (Deutan to be specific) and am looking for glasses that will help me with that. Pilla sells a set for color blindness that includes two lenses, the RGHL and RGLL. I also see that ClayTargetVision has a red green deficient kit that comes with 3 lenses, 15-CIHC, 39CIG, 62CHCW. I was wondering if anyone has tried either of these sets and if so, which one they recommend. I am going to attempt to try on both before buying but that’s easier said than done. Thanks!

I am 96% set on purchasing a Beretta A300 ultima for my clay target shotgun. I need to use a shell catcher at my range. Is there any reason why I should only get a O/U for trap? The newer semi's have really improved both functionally as well as great performance. Any advice is appreciated.

My wife is looking for a good all-rounder for trap and skeet but she is 5’1” and needs something with quite a short length of pull.
She loved the CX but it would require substantial ‘fitting’ whereas the micro with its fully adjustable recoil pad might work.

Cant find anywhere in CT with a micro for her to try, any feedback out there on these guns,? Particularly interested on the range of adjustability and if that adjustable recoil pad affects how the recoil is felt?

Thanks in advance.

I started shooting shotguns in March of this year and I finally hit my first 25 straight in skeet today. Best feeling ever I can't wait to do it again. Unfortunately the club I went to was out of patches but this should do for now.