I’ve shot skeet and clays but never trap. There are several shotguns around here but most true hunting or tactical types. I think I have all gauges except for 10. Of course I’d not even try .410, 16 is out, so 20 or 12. The 16 yd. head start is a little daunting for a slow poke like me. Then you back up each shot!
I have a 1100 standard frame 20 with a 28” Full vent rib fixed choke. One of the 12’s is a Mossberg 500 Turkey gun with 24” and screw chokes. Another 12 1100 but very tactical, ditto an 870 12. I’m leaning the 1100 20 but the old Mossberg can do anything.
It’s a vendor sponsored team fun event, but I don’t want to embarrass myself. Any tips for a newbie?
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I’ve got a work event coming up, a Trap shoot!
- WB, 2023-10-26, 20:18
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Remember the size of your pattern at the distance
- Blake, 2023-10-28, 14:34
- Got to drag out the old 1100 after church. (nm) - WB, 2023-10-29, 15:00
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I have been shooting trap for over 60 yrs
- jthomson, 2023-10-27, 05:27
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One fellow suggested to not look at the trap
- WB, 2023-10-27, 10:17
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They let you mount the gun shooting Trap
- steve todd, 2023-10-28, 10:06
- I can see where "fit" is critical. - WB, 2023-10-28, 12:31
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I shot skeet for a good while until I got bored
- Gary Reeder, 2023-10-27, 12:17
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I had a couple SKB 600's, liked them.
- WB, 2023-10-27, 17:25
- The SKBs are great guns.They have built ultra fine shotguns - Gary Reeder, 2023-10-27, 17:33
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I had a couple SKB 600's, liked them.
- WB, 2023-10-27, 17:25
- yes what you say has meaning to me but I would - jthomson, 2023-10-27, 11:00
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They let you mount the gun shooting Trap
- steve todd, 2023-10-28, 10:06
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One fellow suggested to not look at the trap
- WB, 2023-10-27, 10:17
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Remember the size of your pattern at the distance
- Blake, 2023-10-28, 14:34