black powder shotshell reloading

[Paul Harm]

Jim, you'll just have to learn to shoot " head up, " not out and down like modern shooters do. Keep your weight the same on both feet, not more on the front, and you'll naturally shoot a gun with more drop. Good luck - Paul

[jim garrett]

Paul, I have always shot heads up and I am always looking for pictures of me shooting to make sure that I am shooting that way. My sporting clays gun doesn't have much drop so I am fight down the barrel without lowering my head.I do not however like the new trend in sporting clays guns to have a high rib. The only time i will get down tight on a gun is when I am shooting my Model 32 trap gun (Remington that is). Jim

[jim garrett]

Mike, I noticed in the AHFCA newsletter that you might have a few "Foxes in the henhouse". When I first got into S x S guns I started with Foxes. At one time I had 7 or 8 pin models...don't ask me why, except that I liked them. I know this is the Parker site, but we need to have some organized Fox shooting activity at the Southern. Jim