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Unread 02-18-2015, 06:12 PM   #1
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Knowing John and looking at that stock in the picture I'd be willing to bet that it is damn near parallel or close to it.
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John can shoot a gun with a lot of drop at heel because he crawls the comb. The comb drop is probably more to his liking. The drop at heel means little. I have shot in competition for decades and have always preferred to crawl the stock. It's not for everyone, but it has worked for me. Many participants in the king of clay target sports, International Skeet, crawl the stock.
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I might be capable of learning to shoot clays with the above technique, but having to worry about keeping my weight distributed trying to hit a grouse on the wing? Fuggetaboutit.

So do you guys only use those particular guns on the clay fields, or have you learned to maintain your shooting form in an alder bottom?
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So do you guys only use those particular guns on the clay fields, or have you learned to maintain your shooting form in an alder bottom?
you have shooting form in an alder bottom?
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