Shooting a gun with a "built in lead", for rising targets, is like driving a truck that has a front end set up to pull to the right, to keep you out of oncoming traffic. It's useless for anything else.
I know accomplished sporting clays shooters who can do well on a skeet course, or a trap course. But, I've never met a dedicated trap shooter who can shoot anything else worth a darn, or who even tries. That's not an indictment of everyone who shoots trap, just a personal observation. Trap shooters, and skeet shooters, can be very close minded. I know a lady who was a GA Ladies skeet champion. Her and her husband were at the top fo the game in accomplishments. They tried to shoot a round of sporting clays on a local course that one of my best friends had just shot a 96/100 on. She shot something like 37/100. Her husband declared there were targets on that course that could not be broken with a shotgun.
