Fragments of the broken skeet are visible just above his head and near the top of the frame.
His classic follow-through was something we could all aspire to duplicate, though his foot placement still seems a bit odd. And somehow from behind, he never appeared to fully shoulder the double, but still never missed?
He was also a very quick re-loader for someone using a black-powder shotgun, grandular powder & small charges of loose-lead shot vs. a black-powder rifle with today's more modern, premeasured-compressed-powder pellets .
