Taking my 10 year old tomorrow for his first time with his new 20 gauge,. These are excellent tips for instant success. I'll have him watch these and we'll use many of these cues. I wonder if this first time student is for real. If he is then the instruction is top notch breaking the first one like that at each position.
Bayer57: Having a good coach or teacher is very important to becoming better at anything. Even professional golfers like Tiger Woods has a coach that helps him keep his game sharp. I'm not saying that practicing isn't important, and spending a lot of time behind the trigger isn't worthwhile, but it's ignorant to say that you can become the best by just "burning powder".
Remember...practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
@bayer57, I couldn't disagree with you more. I began shooting trap, but did it infrequently as I found it rather boring. Still, I was able to hit about 20 to 22 targets of each 25. Then I took a lesson from an expert trap shooter. I'm now able to hit 24 or 25 each time. About three months ago, I discovered sporting clays and avidly shoot several times a week. Lessons from a pro are the only way to consistent improvement. Otherwise, you keep practicing your mistakes.
this guys is a duster. sweet lessons if you gots the pigeons going in the exact same route over and over, and if you wanna spend all day pionting at clay pigeons. shoot the the god damn gun its not rockets surgerery eh.
Im 14 and mainly a rifle shooter, mainly bolt action ex-military, and no offence 2 aneyone but i reckon this teacher is a tad stuck up, also, im going shotgun shooting on the weekend, for the first time, and no-ones teachin me, just my dads m8 makin sure i stay safe
@LittleMaggot50 He's a good teacher but i would not personlly have lessons. Keep on doing what your doing, learning for your self is the best experiance.
Why is it that the quality of the average British shooting instructor so superior to the average American shooting instructor? I would have paid a premium to have this expert help me get started.
I was that newbe shooter, I had shot air rifle before and had just got my shotgun licence. I had tried to shoot skeet a couple of days before and failed badley, That was when Mike asked me if I wanted a lesson the following week, I got the lesson for free and Mike got a student to film. the site was Long Sutton, Norfolk
shooting real game is best, not to kill just for a good day out. this man is good but i find if you think to much about lining then you misds dont wait for someone to paint you a picture get on it pull through and fire
Yes, it would be great if you can shoot real games anytime you like.Unfortunately, in US, there are seasons for game birds such as for doves, ducks, etc. So when the seasons are over, bird hunters would have gone to the skeet and trap range with friends to shoot some clays and have fun, thus camaraderies.
Of course you can just aim and shoot, but in order to train yourself to be pretty good at it, you should have some type or procedure on how to shoot the targets. I think it is very helpful, especially newbie like the gentleman in the clip; which is a good way to establish the good habit and break away the bad one.
i used to think the same thing but from my very limited experience shot spreads very quickly and have a relatively small range. most likely never over a hundred yards
I hate that man. How can he learn that fast. He shoots 3 times and hit 3 times. I practice and i get better slowly. But he gets it right away. I hate him. I hate him. I hate him.
Totally right it would be great to watch shooting and reviews on diffrent gun and hints and tips There is fishing channels sor there should be clay shooting on tv.
good work i have booked mine for this sunday lets how its gonna be :)
rozeraseel1 6 months ago
Taking my 10 year old tomorrow for his first time with his new 20 gauge,. These are excellent tips for instant success. I'll have him watch these and we'll use many of these cues. I wonder if this first time student is for real. If he is then the instruction is top notch breaking the first one like that at each position.
Miserable looking skeet range.
markfink67mfpix 8 months ago
Yeh he looks like a great instructor to learn off. Good advice i rekon.
AussieRedneck09 10 months ago
Can any one tell me why they are firing towards traffic and those outer buildings?
TheFender26 1 year ago
@TheFender26 its only a shotgun it wont reach the traffic
fdmqpskjtb 9 months ago
Bayer57: Having a good coach or teacher is very important to becoming better at anything. Even professional golfers like Tiger Woods has a coach that helps him keep his game sharp. I'm not saying that practicing isn't important, and spending a lot of time behind the trigger isn't worthwhile, but it's ignorant to say that you can become the best by just "burning powder".
Remember...practice doesn't make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
1ratdaddy 1 year ago
somebody help ?
im a nice pigeon shooter
but a baddddddd clay shooter
why???????????
ArChILInEs 1 year ago
@ArChILInEs shooting clays is nothing like the real thing
TheBrown147 2 months ago
@bayer57, I couldn't disagree with you more. I began shooting trap, but did it infrequently as I found it rather boring. Still, I was able to hit about 20 to 22 targets of each 25. Then I took a lesson from an expert trap shooter. I'm now able to hit 24 or 25 each time. About three months ago, I discovered sporting clays and avidly shoot several times a week. Lessons from a pro are the only way to consistent improvement. Otherwise, you keep practicing your mistakes.
pahrn 1 year ago 3
that man might be slipping for good to bad to worst... Freedom at least u are ++ improving..
Thats a very patient instructor.. cool ^^.. Going for my 1st shooting lesson today.. I wonder if the instructor will be as good as Mike.. zzz
stanleyler 1 year ago
great lessons !
finokruz 1 year ago
this guys is a duster. sweet lessons if you gots the pigeons going in the exact same route over and over, and if you wanna spend all day pionting at clay pigeons. shoot the the god damn gun its not rockets surgerery eh.
Ghunt2424 1 year ago
this may be practising for clay shooting, but not for hunting.
Oleee94 2 years ago
@Oleee94 exactly
chucknasty71 1 year ago
@Oleee94 of course
rennie3915 1 year ago
becoming a good shooter is not about having a good coach. to become the best it requires burning the powder.
advice-dont waste your money on lessons. spend it on shells and targets
Bayer57 2 years ago 2
Im 14 and mainly a rifle shooter, mainly bolt action ex-military, and no offence 2 aneyone but i reckon this teacher is a tad stuck up, also, im going shotgun shooting on the weekend, for the first time, and no-ones teachin me, just my dads m8 makin sure i stay safe
LittleMaggot50 2 years ago
@LittleMaggot50 He's a good teacher but i would not personlly have lessons. Keep on doing what your doing, learning for your self is the best experiance.
teddybearhunter 1 year ago
Mike Williams taught me and made my lessons most enjoyable with his infectious enthusiasm.I even bought his gun ?Seriously top bloke!
billybloke2 2 years ago
Why is it that the quality of the average British shooting instructor so superior to the average American shooting instructor? I would have paid a premium to have this expert help me get started.
jor4288 2 years ago
i had my first lesson on saturday last week at sywell range and smoked my first pigeon and im only 12
teeg345 2 years ago
I was that newbe shooter, I had shot air rifle before and had just got my shotgun licence. I had tried to shoot skeet a couple of days before and failed badley, That was when Mike asked me if I wanted a lesson the following week, I got the lesson for free and Mike got a student to film. the site was Long Sutton, Norfolk
lindumfire 2 years ago 3
I highly doubt that guy was a newb. The first time i shot i got 5 out of 25. (but i did get 16 out of 25 the second round)
OutDoorsMan500 2 years ago
He is a beginner without a doubt. It is just good instruction by the looks of it. The targets were quiet easy.
parsnipthelamb 2 years ago
shooting real game is best, not to kill just for a good day out. this man is good but i find if you think to much about lining then you misds dont wait for someone to paint you a picture get on it pull through and fire
tomo27rules 2 years ago
Yes, it would be great if you can shoot real games anytime you like.Unfortunately, in US, there are seasons for game birds such as for doves, ducks, etc. So when the seasons are over, bird hunters would have gone to the skeet and trap range with friends to shoot some clays and have fun, thus camaraderies.
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bpekhoul 2 years ago
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Of course you can just aim and shoot, but in order to train yourself to be pretty good at it, you should have some type or procedure on how to shoot the targets. I think it is very helpful, especially newbie like the gentleman in the clip; which is a good way to establish the good habit and break away the bad one.
bpekhoul 2 years ago
Seems like that highway and those buildings are awfully close to the range, no?
delciemcwhoopie 2 years ago
i used to think the same thing but from my very limited experience shot spreads very quickly and have a relatively small range. most likely never over a hundred yards
JAndersonIV 2 years ago
who says hes a beginner...haha
MrStickywicket 2 years ago
is this filmed in salisbury??
almostcrime49 2 years ago
mike williams looks to be an excellent teacher. patient and thorough instructions. thanks for the post.
chawilbon 2 years ago 13
I hate that man. How can he learn that fast. He shoots 3 times and hit 3 times. I practice and i get better slowly. But he gets it right away. I hate him. I hate him. I hate him.
Freedom4DK 2 years ago 30
i doubt the guy was a newbie
paintballguy113 2 years ago
lol, I know the feeling ;-)
finokruz 1 year ago
i went on a shooting weekend n did clay shooting it was amazing i really want to start it as a hobby
bronwen999 3 years ago
yes it is very easy when they keep them all coming in the same direction. when they start moving them is when it gets hard
mxf7010g8k 2 years ago 3
im going next week what is the kick of the shotgun like ?
JAH9495 2 years ago
Im only 15 and weigh 100 pounds and I dont find the recoil one my 12 gauge bad I do however use low recoil shells thoough because it was made in 1939.
I wouldnt worry about it
TippmanOwner 2 years ago
if you use proper stance it wont affect u much
19jakeproductions 2 years ago
I live in the U.S and there is a channel that is only for hunting and fishing and it has programs all about target shooting and gun reviews.
boondocksaintpoop 3 years ago
Totally right it would be great to watch shooting and reviews on diffrent gun and hints and tips There is fishing channels sor there should be clay shooting on tv.
L7GGD 3 years ago
same it would be great to watch it on tv.
joeygardiner 3 years ago
No mate, because we're all bad people and shooting anything is looked upon negatively! Shame tho, I'd watch it!
dwberty999 3 years ago
is there a shooting channal on tv? like on the sky box?
dawsondanny123456789 3 years ago