Unlike Bill, my advice is worth what you pay for it.
Going back to my original post on this topic the most important thing in shooting any gun, especially older SxS's which vary in their dimensions unlike modern target guns which are fairly standard, it is critical to me to hard focus on the target before I mount my gun. That tends to slow it down in your minds eye. Make your move to the target in one deliberate move and know where you want to break it.
Watch any master class clays shooter and you will see a minimum of barrel movement. Bill is right. Heavy gun or light gun the techniques are the same.
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