What a clear and concise explanation by Steve. Everything he said was so easy to understand and take on board. A refreshing insight into this gold ribbon trap discipline.
I am confused by what the young gentleman said. "Each stand will have one left, one right, and one relatively straight target." But also: "Two lefts, two rights, and one straight from each stand." Which is it? 1,1,1 or 2,2,1?
I believe the former description applied to the throwers - for each station there are three throwers, one throwing to the left, one relatively down the middle, and the third to the right. You need to shoot five targets at each station to complete the round of 25.
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What a clear and concise explanation by Steve. Everything he said was so easy to understand and take on board. A refreshing insight into this gold ribbon trap discipline.
Fabulous video , many thanks 👍
Awesome 👌 👏
more on olympic trap please
Great video!
TOUGH but fun game. I've shot several rounds this summer at my local club.
Could the cpsa explain why it bought 10 range rovers and has £10m in the bank while doing nothing for shooters other than a database?
This briefing needs illustrations. It is very difficult to follow for non-initiates. Very interesting nevertheless.
Yes please
I am confused by what the young gentleman said.
"Each stand will have one left, one right, and one relatively straight target."
But also:
"Two lefts, two rights, and one straight from each stand."
Which is it? 1,1,1 or 2,2,1?
I believe the former description applied to the throwers - for each station there are three throwers, one throwing to the left, one relatively down the middle, and the third to the right.
You need to shoot five targets at each station to complete the round of 25.