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A day on the sporting clays course demands more than just a shotgun and a flat of shells. From eye and ear protection to snacks, hydration, chokes, and cell phones, having the right gear—and keeping it organized—can make...
If you ask ten accomplished sporting clays shooters what single piece of advice they would give a beginner, chances are several of them would say the same thing: "Look at the bird." It sounds simple—almost too simple. Af...
Whether you're breaking your first round of sporting clays or competing at a high level, vision plays a critical role in success. One of the most common questions new and experienced shooters ask is whether regular sungl...
Sporting clays shotguns often surprise new shooters with their price tags. A pump-action shotgun from a sporting goods store may cost $400 to $700, while a dedicated sporting clays over-under can easily cost $2,500, $5,0...
Walk onto almost any sporting clays course and you'll notice a trend: most experienced competitors are shooting over/under shotguns. It's easy for beginners to assume that an over/under is the only "correct" choice for s...
Taking the Next Step in Sporting Clays For many shooters, registering for a first tournament can feel intimidating. Questions about rules, scoring, classifications, equipment, and expectations often keep people from sign...
