Shooting trap with 12 ga no chokes

[Valashnikov]

So anyone from BC here?? Where else to shoot trap out here near the lower mainland???

 

[scrammersam]

i go out in the bush in chilliwack

 

[Valashnikov]

Oh, I hear people from Chilliwack are crazy...

 

[scrammersam]

some of em are. but i find the people from vancouver to be far crazier in a bad way

 

[Valashnikov]

Lol, I am kidding (sort of) i am from there....

 

[Valashnikov]

Speaking for myself, I am perfectly normal......hahahaha.

 

[scrammersam]

ooohh yes, i have no doubt about that

 

[Valashnikov]

Yay, it's almost Saturday!!! I can't wait to get out and shoot. I just hope it doesn't snow much. Grrr snow.

 

[scrammersam]

friggen snow ehh. i might be headin out to try a new shotty as well

 

[Valashnikov]

Nice! I am so excited to try mine! Teehee!

 

[Kevan]

So anyone from BC here?? Where else to shoot trap out here near the lower mainland???

Ridgedale Rod & Gun Club Abbotsford has a trap shoot first Sunday every month. They are on Harris Road East of # 11 at the end of the road.

 

[scrammersam]

its time to join this upcoming tuesday, right

 

[whiplash]

So, how did the 12 gauge shoot?

 

[Valashnikov]

It's great, I wish I could shoot all the time now!!! lol, I am addicted. The wood gets a bit heavy by the 4th round though. I was thinking of getting a synthetic stock for it.

 

[MauserMike]

You don't want to lighten a target gun. Light = more recoil. Keep at it and your muscle strength and memory will follow.

If you really need to go to a lighter gun, 20 ga is the way to go.

 

[Valashnikov]

I just find my left arm gets sore and I get less accurate. I use my 20 for a couple rounds usually. I can't wait until Saturday!!!