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PostPosted: Fri Mar 23, 2007 5:31 pm 
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Can someone help me with understanding skeet and trap?

I am thinking of starting but don't know what type of gun or anything about it.

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Trap shooting can make a real good shot out of you! Spend some time and make sure you get a shotgun that fits you right. If you are primarily getting a shotgun to shoot skeet with try one of the smaller guages but if you are planning to do a lot of hunting with it to you may want to stay with that one shotgun. Any way enjoy it! Its a good relatively inexpensive sport.

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With trap shooting your usually standing on a platform above the trap machine. The clay birds come out from under where you stand.
Skeet shooting has 8 stations from where you shoot, a high house and a low house where the clays fly out of. You shoot then move to the next station and so on.
Most of the great skeet shooters I know say the 28 gauge is the best for skeet and trap shooting. I use a 12ga. myself but I have only one gauge and don't shoot enough skeet to buy a special gun just for that but I would like to buy a 28ga. someday.


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ive shot quite a bit of skeet however the only reason i shoot any is to try and knock the rust off for mtn quail season and it helps a ton....i aint got no fancy skeet gun or anything i just shoot the remington 1100 20ga i hunt with...

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jplumlee2 wrote:
ive shot quite a bit of skeet however the only reason i shoot any is to try and knock the rust off for mtn quail season and it helps a ton....i aint got no fancy skeet gun or anything i just shoot the remington 1100 20ga i hunt with...


I think skeet is better for hunting and hunters than trap. if you watch a real trap shooter it is just anticipation and reaction. Where as skeet you have to acquire the target and follow it.

Hey nothing wrong with a Rem 1100. Damn good gun, just about indestructable, reliable as all get out and pretty easy to fix if you ever need to get it fixed. I know, I sell fancy target guns and my favorite is still a sweet 16 A5.

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I think skeet is better for hunting and hunters than trap. if you watch a real trap shooter it is just anticipation and reaction. Where as skeet you have to acquire the target and follow it



Unless your shooting a wobble trap. Although I'd agree it's still esaier than skeet.


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Never shot at one of them. What it is? I've only ever shot out of a stationary trap house.


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A wobble trap is the same thing but the trap thrower will wobble around after each shot so the clay birds will come out at a different place like up high or low, right or left. You won't know where it will come from so it's alittle more fun than regular trap shooting.


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Sounds like fun. Never done it, Think it would be more fun than trap. I've done 5 stand and sporting clays and that is quite a challenge.


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Yea, I hear sporting clays are fun shooting. I've never tried that.


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If you ever get the chance, do it, it is alot of fun! People seldom if ever get a perfect score!


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ive shot trap for 2 or 3 years now.theres 5 stations. all of our houses ive shot at are about the same height as you. i have a beretta gold that custom fitted to me with the cheek plate and butt plate.

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