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The Largest Pilla Dealer in the World: Clay Target Vision, Pilla Performance Eyewear

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Clay Target Vision is a family-owned business specializing in premium Pilla Performance Eyewear for clay target shooters. With more than 20 years of experience with Pilla products, Clay Target Vision brings extensive knowledge of shooting lenses, frames, lens technology, and how different lens filtrations can help shooters perform in changing light and target conditions.

More than just an eyewear retailer, Clay Target Vision focuses on helping shooters find the right visual solution for their individual needs. From recreational shooters to serious competitors, their combination of product knowledge, customer service, and experience in the clay target sports has made ClayTargetVision.com a trusted resource for shooters looking to improve what they see on the range.

Check them out at ClayTargetVision.com.

Podcast, Regional Champion, Team USA, World Champion

2026 World FITASC Champion Tom Seay – on competition, pressure, preparation, and becoming a World Champion

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Tom Seay is officially a World Champion.

In this episode, I talk with my good friend Tom Seay after one of the biggest moments of his shooting career—winning the 2026 World FITASC Championship.

We talk about the road to the championship, the pressure of competing against the best sporting clays shooters in the world, the mental side of FITASC, and what it takes to perform when every target matters.

Tom also takes us inside the experience of competing on the world stage, the moments that defined the championship, and what it felt like when he realized he had won it all.

Podcast, Team USA

Brad Sutton Jr.: Determined—A Conversation with One of Sporting Clays’ Rising Stars

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In this episode, we talk with one of the brightest young talents in sporting clays today, Brad Sutton Jr. As one of the nation's top junior competitors, Brad's dedication and relentless commitment to improving his game have set him apart from the competition. From competing on some of the biggest stages in the sport to representing Team USA in Portugal, his journey is an inspiration to shooters of every age.

We discuss how Brad first discovered sporting clays, the countless hours of practice that have shaped him into the competitor he is today, and the goals he's set for the future. He shares what it's like competing as a junior shooter, the lessons he's learned along the way, and the people who have helped him reach new heights. Whether you're a competitive shooter or simply enjoy hearing stories of hard work, discipline, and determination, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Coach, Podcast, Team USA

Connor Daniel: How shooting thousands of targets Early Shaped This Shooters’ Winning Mindset

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Most young shooters dream of making it to the top — Connor Daniel’s journey from a kid shooting with Zach Kienbaum to winning Georgia State is proof it’s possible. At just 18, he's competing in NSCA, on Team USA, and shooting thousands of targets — but his secret isn't just hours behind the gun; it's the mindset he’s cultivated along the way.

In this episode, Connor pulls back the curtain on what it really takes to excel in sporting clays at the highest level. You’ll discover how mental resilience, routines, and quick recovery from missed shots separate mere good shooters from the best in the world. We break down his training habits, the importance of coaching, and how maintaining focus under pressure can elevate your game — no matter your age or experience.

We explore Connor’s unique approach to competition, including his focus on process over outcome, the role of mental preparation, and why confidence rooted in routine beats raw talent every time. Plus, learn why he’s already thinking beyond shooting — planning his future in engineering, coaching, and helping others master the sport that’s given him purpose.

Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or just starting out, this story will inspire you to take strategic, mental, and technical control—because success isn’t just about how many targets you shoot, but how you shoot them. 

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