dont sit to shoot.. stand
standard rule in my boat for saftey reasons mainly. we always stand to shoot
standard rule in my boat for saftey reasons mainly. we always stand to shoot
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I have been having trouble shouldering my gun while sitting in my boat, just got the boat this year and did 95% walk in before. I've had this gun for 15 years and shot hundreds of pheasants, quite few ducks, and clays too numerous to even guess, but I am going to shorten the stock a bit. It had a 3/16" spacer in it and I think I want to take 3/16" more off and give it a try, then if that is too much I can put the spacer back on and it will only be 3/16" shorter than when I started.
Any thoughts or things I may not have considered are welcomed.
Any thoughts or things I may not have considered are welcomed.
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My next boat that will be an option, but this one is a small v-bottom and is a lil tippy. When you put another guy in the equation it almost has to be sitting shots.dont sit to shoot.. stand
standard rule in my boat for saftey reasons mainly. we always stand to shoot
ahh icMy next boat that will be an option, but this one is a small v-bottom and is a lil tippy. When you put another guy in the equation it almost has to be sitting shots.
im not so sure about modifying your gun tho... i wouldnt unless it was new and i needed it to fit "better"
since you have used this gun for quite some time, and seem to have alot of sucess with it, i would just practice more sitting shots. do so when shooting clays, just as a layout blind should be practiced, or shooting from a stool with a bow etc... shooting sitting down is way different than standing thats for sure..
i ran plumming fittings off each corner then tapped screws and run rerod down into the mud, stables it up tons
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