The most underrated

Super high mental toughness required. Extreme discipline also required.

@@timeverett7828 22/23/24/23 My best round ever, still chasing that straight 5 years later

@@bumblesquatt I can relate...

@J Bruce I believe you need to educate yourself more! Until... You can become proficient at this SPORT i recommend that you refrain from commenting.

I do a fair amount of skeet shooting. It can be a challenge, but just about anybody can learn to break a few targets. Recreational shooting is a bit different, at least in the U.S., than what you see in the Olympics. The two greatest differences are that Olympic targets fly faster and there can be a delay between the shooter's call for the target and the release of the target. In recreational shooting, the shots that present at stations #1 and #7 (particularly #7) are hittable for most novices. In my experience, some new shooters seem to take to the sport more quickly than others, but mostly it is just a matter of getting comfort in the environment and with the gun. Like anything though, getting to be an expert takes a whole lot of practice (and for shooting sports, money).

@@kennethpaquin6692 Don't forget doubles on each station.

for real gets me all sweaty and pleasured

FireLysm women need to stay working the concession stand serving food and beverages. I have been in the shooting sports for twenty five years and I show no respect for the women shooters.

She is my inspiration

What shine? Be realistic, not delusional and poetic

Sure, makes me want to watch the sport too. Passion, muscle memory, intricate knowledge too. Split second timing too.

Shawn Darling tf?

It’s golf. Muscle memory, concentration and you against you.

Shawn Darling look who is talking, shawn the sheep

Not exactly easy, but it's a lot of fun!!

Larry 306 .... That's for shooting a rifle. This is a shotgun.

Claude Herbert when target shooting a rifle you don’t give lead

@@tst698 Agreed... you don't lead a target in rifle shooting.. But you don't breathe, relax, slack and squeeze in 3 seconds in shotgun either. The OP is wrong.

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Lol aimbot😂 have you ever hold a shotgun? I dont think so 😂😂😂

Tak tak

AcaNik1973 Women belong working the concession stand serving food and beverages not on the range shooting.

It is proof that women belong at the shooting range!

Do not care about this nonsense! Women in our country go to war with men and know perfectly what they can do. Be better than her but then something talk!

AcaNik1973 yeah I respect them but they are support roles and sometimes they caught up in bad situations. I am sexist and believe that a woman's place is in the home cooking and cleaning the toilet. But if if they want to join our military and defend our great country more power to them.

Gilbert Jimenez They say " pull" but they should be saying " here is your change" from working the concession stand where they belong serving food and beverages.

Gilbert Jimenez These women need some real shooters to put them in their place. I am a sexist and proud of it.

can I ask why you're sexist?

jonathan gates No real reason just really don't trust women.

Gilbert Jimenez I have been in trap and skeet shooting for over twenty five years I have shot against men and women. I have no respect whatsoever the women shooters. They belong working the concession stand serving food and beverages and cleaning the club house especially the toilet.

24 grams (a little less than 7/8 of an ounce) total with pellet size no larger 2.5 mm diameter. (Number 7&1/2 shot is 2.41 mm in diameter.) At that total weight there would be about 300 pellets of size 7&1/2. The International Shooting Sport Federation (the governing body for Olympic shooting events) mandates the use of lead shot.

She should employ her own personal priest. Give last rites on location. LoL

H B I’m not because she can only have 2 round capacity. I feel sorry for people who live in a socialist country.

Cody Patino okay buddy I’m sure she owns a pump not just break actions for home defense, and even then a break action is adequate. One shot and the intruders arms gone

Rico T not if there is multiple intruders.

@@american236 Not many intruders are going to hang around after their buddy just swallowed a buck shot

Tikeshwar patel it’s there routine.

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I've watched at least part of a shotgunning type match where the contestants didn't always hit every one.

Maybe there are details of technique that don't disqualify you but you can be judged on

Hal if both people hit all their targets they have a shoot off in which they shoot until some one misses

They don't hit all of them. And I guess as soon as all athletes became so good that all of them always hit all targets, ISSF would change the rules and make the targets faster or something like that.

Pray, tell..

@@kennethpaquin6692 Basically its a thuggish type person who acts like a gangster and commits crimes in short a lowlife so if you were skeet shooting you may be doing honest people a favor haha

You can use any shotgun in Skeet Shooting as long as it isn’t Self Loading or Automatic. In the Olympics, they usually use an Under-Over 12 Gauge (ideally produced by Berretta, a lot of people would agree with me when I say they’re the best shotgun producers) I suppose you could also use a Double-Barrel Shotgun but I’ve never seen that before, it is the cheaper alternative though.

A very expensive Beretta or Perazzi, these can cost up to 10k

@@olliemakesvideos125 a over and under is a double barrel shotgun and they can use a semi automatic if they choose to.

So would that mean they can only have 2 shells in the magazine? Otherwise that would be unfair.

@@olliemakesvideos125 no. One shell in the chamber, one shell in the magazine for doubles. One shell in the chamber for singles.

Lol. Does she?

I'm not a gun guy, but that just sounds strange? Holding a rifle that low? Don't people usually shoulder rifles?

@@aaronwalterryse4281 Those are shotguns, not rifles. And gun positions in competitions are regulated by the rules of the event.

@@tvideo1189 Still, though, and again not really knowing guns... don't the shooters need to be able to sight down the barrel of the gun to aim? How could they do that if the stock is by their hip? That whole shoot from the hip business sounds way more like cowboys drawing from holsters. I'll have to do some research, or ask some folks who might know, but on the surface of it the mechanics of the stock of a rifle being at the hip doesn't sound too practical or smooth.

@@aaronwalterryse4281 OK, I finally get it. I am being trolled.. You got me. If not, watch the video sport, they don't shoot from the hip, they call for the clays, mount the shotgun to their shoulder, then fire. The hip is the starting position, not the firing position.

This is actually more of a mentally tiring sport. Although it can be tiring lifting and pointing an 8 pound shotgun over and over again.

Sporting Clays in my opinion is the best and most interesting. Skeet isn’t my cup of tea.

No, because you would have to pump the shotgun in between every shot, and the clays are moving at roughly 80KM/H, not to mention break action shotguns are one of the most reliable shotgun types, since there’s much less moving parts when compared to a pump action shotgun or a semi automatic shotgun.

Me too , because it's Slovak name 😅