What's the single best piece of shooting advice you've been given?

[6285108]

Originally Posted by trockstroh

Best advice was given to me by an old man when I first went skeet shooting. I asked him how you hit the clays and he said "you just do and if you can't figure it out then you shouldn't be here."

helluva training tip

[DC Plumber]

I use the "push/pull" method, meaning, if shooting with both hands, I pull slightly with my left hand and I push with my right hand. It tends to keep me more steady.

[SchultzLD]

Originally Posted by flyinrock

No matter how fast you are shooting, or how many shots are involved, shoot them one at a time and make it like the only shot that counts.
Semper Fi
Rocky

So True!

Originally Posted by Warwickben

Inhale hold pull trigger. Keeps my groups to within a few inches. I only been shooting for a month on my own . Befor was now and the with my dad and friends.

If you think that helps, try doing it the right way and see how good you can actually get. Relax; find your natural respiratory pause on the EXHALE, your natural point of aim, and your front sight post. Align with target and then squeeze the trigger to kill!

[disturbed86]

Point that end away from you. And me. And those guys.