Sporting clays with a repro 20ga.

[SXS OHIO]

Well; its been awhile.....ware did the time go. My sporting clays score have not improved much over my original post. I have not been shooting all that much but will say that my wild bird scores are above average so practice on fast targets do help...a lot! I will be hunting over a new pup this October in the upper peninsula. Sweet Miss Charlie Rae, Feild bred Gordon setter. I have been spending everyday working or running that pup and it's paying off...(-: See pics of my pup learning her craft.

[SXS OHIO]

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[SXS OHIO]

Originally Posted by Kenny Graft

Well; its been awhile.....ware did the time go. My sporting clays score have not improved much over my original post. I have not been shooting all that much but will say that my wild bird scores are above average so practice on fast targets do help...a lot! I will be hunting over a new pup this October in the upper peninsula. Sweet Miss Charlie Rae, Feild bred Gordon setter. I have been spending everyday working or running that pup and it's paying off...(-: See pics of my pup learning her craft.

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[Double Lab]

Kenny, tell us a little bit about that gun.

[esetter - Gerry Addison]

Ken, those are tight chokes for sporting clays and especially for Grouse. Open up the chokes or have Briley put in thin walls and your scores will improve.

[BRDHNTR]

Amen to that Dean

[bob lyons]

Kenny
I’m not an expert in sporting clays but did do a lot of partridge hunting years ago.
I would use 9 or 8 in the right barrel and 7-1/2 or 6’s in the left barrel for the longer shots. It worked really well.
It may work on sporting clays as well.
Bob