Let us know how the trap session goes. Jake
I don't know when I have had so much fun missing! The shotgun was not a natural fit for me, but after one and a half very poor rounds of trap, I eventually started to get the hang of the gun's ergonomics (this particular gun really wanted me to get my eye right down on the rib) and once I started doing that I managed one string of 9 out of 10). I was using the right barrel- then when I went to the left barrel, I wasn't shooting so well...that could have been me, but in any case, my next time out with the shotgun I will be shooting paper.
Not because of the "snake oil salesman" advertising hype, but rather due to this shotgun's 8 1/4 pound heft (coupled with the Federal low pressure 7/8oz loads) I thought this shotgun would have low recoil. It was surprisingly not so.
The only mechanical problems I had were even though I had tightened up both hammers last night, they both shot loose. I put some clear nail polish on the threads and gave them both an extra good snug fit. Hopefully that will cure that.
Doug
