Gil Ash of OSP Shooting School demonstrates why shooters must look at the target and not down the barrel of their shotgun, nor at the bead. The habit, if you have it, can be difficult to break, but you’re not going to break more targets until you do. Gil’s explanation and enthusiasm will help you. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
At the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) Shotgun World Cup in Slovenia, Rachael Heiden (Clinton, Michigan) delivered a gold-medal winning performance in Women’s Trap. | For More…
It’s not uncommon to hear a sporting clays shooter explain to fellow squad members that a faster muzzle swing expands the pattern of shot emerging from the gun’s barrel and increases your chance of hitting a fast crossing target. In this humorous video, shotgun instructor Gil Ash looks at the merits of this suggestion. Is […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Six former SCTP National Champions are competing as members of the USA Shooting Team at the ISSF World Cup Championships in Sydney, Australia, March 22 thru April 1. SCTP is the Official Clay Target Youth Development Program of USA Shooting. | For More…
SPEED KILLS Match Barrel Speed to Target Speed Whether a target is accelerating (like a game bird) or decelerating (like a clay target), consistent hits depend on matching your barrel speed with that of the target. Let Gil Ash, one of America’s top sporting clays instructors, show you the drill. Watch the Gil Ash video. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Mike Dickey, a 2008 Paralympian and 2012 Paralympic hopeful is well on his way to improving scores and tallying a higher average of center-shots. | For More…
Antonio Zoli North America announces the new Z-Sport Bilanx. Featuring a precision mechanical trigger group and the recently patented BHB™ Between the Hands Balancing system, the new Z-Sport Bilanx offers the ability to customize balance and swing dynamics. | For More…
Remington Arms Company would like to congratulate team member Brad Kidd, Jr, on clinching the 2010 NSCA National Championship Title. The event was held at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, TX on October 25-31, 2010 and is considered the most difficult and prestigious title in sporting clays. | For More…
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