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Is 5 man stand an east coast term?

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Nice to see someone else shooting maintained lead and doing well. I have to remember to shoot swing through on the targets that have short windows to get the line right. Best of luck and see ya in master class in 2024!

Just an observation, Justin, but it sure appears like your Shotkam is not calibrated. The reticle is often well above the target and yet you are breaking them. I've been using a Shotkam for about a year myself. Hope this helps. Keep up the good work. It's appreciated.

Good review and report on the rules. I'm not a skeet/trap shooter in terms off competition or casual, no dog in this fight. You guy's are pro's and have to follow the rules of engagement. If you hold up the line to review every shot, that would get old and I'm sure would cause a quick rule change. I understand that plenty of money gets handed over to pro trainers to learn proper stance, shouldering, and swing technics. At the level you are shooting the Shotkam will not bust that bird for you or me sitting in the marsh. Mr. Stewart has developed a camera that will record a memory that can be revisited over and over. As well the Shotkam is quite durable, ask me how I know. I mount my gen 2 on the crossbow, compound, and shotty. I often find myself screaming at the computer/phone screen CHOOT CHOOT as I review the video. Best wishes to everyone in their competitions. Misses happen.....call for another bird!

Good shooting with you again man. Keep at it!!

Well worth the wait!!

Bluegrass and Clays !! Love it 😀

Nice job! You were shooting with some great guys. Brian DeMott and Randall Harris are two of the best!

I wish I could of joined you man, I see Brian was in your group! I’ve never shot FITASC before. Are you only permitted to shoot 1oz? Hope to shoot with you soon, buddy!

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Great stuff man! Keep it up.

Awesome shooting with you man can’t wait to do it again!!!

Hey guys and gals leave a comment if I ran into you or you saw me out and about! Love to connect with the shooters that participated this weekend!

First off, i think this is a really interesting concept for a video. Its a shame its been 2 months and no one has commented. Here’s my take: 1. Looks like you nicked the left to right quartering bird. If you missed, it looked like to me you mis-judged the apex and or flinched and shot right over the top. There’s a reason you see really good sporting clays shooters shoot targets on the way up or down, but less frequently at the top. The reason is to avoid this miss. When the target is on a line, up or down, its more predictable and you can make a better move. Right to left bird when you broke it, you started off with a maintained lead and connected with a lot more gap. When you missed, it looked like more of a pull-away. It looks like you shoot maintained or diminishing lead most of the time, so i’d say for your style of shooting, the bird just flat beat you and the pull-away move was you trying to recover. I don’t think you picked it up visually where you would have liked to. 2. Couldn’t tell if you hit the left to right bird or not. On the rising right to left bird, you spot-shot it both times. You came up to the bird and rather than connecting with it and moving on the line, you moved to it and pulled the trigger where you saw it. By not trying to move on the line of the bird, you went too far back and pulled the trigger with your barrel behind the target. You get more time to acquire bird 2 if you practice picking up and smacking bird 1 sooner. The biggest take-away from that pair is that you gave yourself no time to make a good move on the 2nd target. 3. Looks like you connected with the bird with the gap you wanted, but you never really moved with the target or made a connection. That slight slowdown of your gun and maybe a little flinch put you behind and maybe a little bit over the top. Connect with that one a split second earlier and even follow it a bit more and you don’t miss it. 4. Back to not shooting targets at the apex. You spot shot this one as well. Match the speed of the bird as it starts to fall and hit it as a dropper. Doesnt mean you have to let it fall 10 feet, but let the bird establish a line for you to follow.

3 shots behind u lol

i was here this year i shot 12ga and 5 stand but not main event.

I have the shotcam .I've had it for a few beers I really wish they could make this unit half the size. with today's camera technology I can't believe that they can't reduce its size by half. Especially for the price. I would also like to see a finger activation button for this unit or touch Activation. when you are ready to shoot you don't need to Rack the action or tap the gun. Voice activation would also be interesting specially for trap shooters.

Nice video! Keep up the good work! I would like to see a video on how to get started shooting clays... Maybe a noob introduction series?

Hey sorry, so cameras allowed under FITASC too or just under non-FITASC sporting clays. I miss it if I can't review the targets later! And the extra weight on the barrel helps me LOL

I enjoyed watching the shooting, but had to mute your video. Personally.... I wish music wasn't added to shooting vids, it's not what we're here for. BUT thats just my 2 cents, I could be on my own. :)

You are putting up good scores in the lower classes - take this with a grain of salt, it's just a suggestion. If your goal is to make content and you want to document these smaller, local shoots, that's great. But you are gonna punch straight up through the classes and, when you go to bigger shoots, be in a class you are not competitive in. Think about your punches while your in the lower classes as tickets to win prizes. Go to shoots where they have added payouts to the top five in each class for the main, or winner of each class gets a gun. I saw you went to the State Champs, but didn't compete in the main event - those prelims, 5 stands, and super sportings earn you punches, but don't really give you anything back payout or prize wise. So basically, go to the biggest shoots you can and only shoot the main event. Again, grain of salt - if you're content creation motivated, then this wouldn't apply - but you shoot well, and if you do a little traveling to the big ones you can at least have the potential to win something tangible while your in lower classes. This was the advice I was given from the master class shooters I practice with and it has paid off so far. Also, just like me, your subgauge class is E - so if you want to do content creation without wasting your 12 Gauge punches - think about getting a 20 gauge and shooting those events that won't impact your 12 gauge classification.

I have no idea why it would matter if you were using a shotkam. It’s not going to help you hit the target you are filming. Sure you can go back later and see how you hit it or missed it. Good luck in the future. !

Great job Bro....Now let's enforce the 20 sec rule and those shooters wanting to see more than one preview of targets at a station...

Hey man, I appreciate the information this content provided. I had an issue at one registered event where a shooter from another squad complained that I was using my ShotKam. Ultimately, I wasn't completely versed in the 2023 Rules. So I shut my camera down and finished the event. So, thank you for digging into this rule as I'm a huge advocate for what the ShotKam can provide.

I spoke with Micheal Hampton at NSCA and he said ShotKam's are not permitted for use during NSCA events.

Where were the kids?

Kidd's Place is actually in Holly Springs. Looks like y'all had fun on the Orange course.

I’m loving the mix of first person, third person, and shotkam style.

Nice work and good meeting you Justin. Keep at it!

You need to check the rules on cameras. See Chapter 7 - 7.1 of NSCA

Nice place. Was there during the East Coast on Saturday, the biggest thing that was needed was great the Super Sporting on its own course. Having SS , sub , SxS , and pump on the same course makes for too much congestion. Took us close to an hour just to shoot SxS because the bulk of the people were shooting SS.

Great, informative video! Good job!!

Thanks for the shoutout, buddy! Yeah, I ate too much BBQ myself! 😂

Rose Hill is always one of my favorite places to shoot. Anything not in the woods is usually tough there. Great job. !

Nice! Love the background music

It’s tough in the rain for sure. Nothing in the rule book about having someone hold an umbrella over you while you shoot. I keep a big golf umbrella with me in the truck that has came in really handy before. Deep River needs to have at least a few covered stands Keep up the good work. !!

i guess you could call "poke and hope" a technique

Nice shooting!

Looks like they have backed off on the targets and made it a real fun shoot instead of trying to set state championship targets. Good shooting in the rain. You’re doing great !

Nice!

Been there lots of times. Not really the same since Bill left. Doug Parsons is great to shoot with. Have someone in your group video you with your phone for a different perspective. I’m sure you have watched Nick Berry, he does a great job with it. Good luck and put up more videos.

I am a new shooter too. I am trying to get “good enough” to enter an event. Looks like you are off to a great start.