We've had a previous thread listing several sighting "aids". My images are gone and I can't edit the thread
https://www.doublegunshop.com/forum...p;Board=1&main=44751&type=threadJust came across another - "The Leader" in the 1911 Sears catalog
Not to be confused with the 1950s Chapek's Leader
"Makes wingshooting easy." Heckuvadeal!
Hey AZmike! get'er while you can it'll up yer 27 yd. scores! ; > )
Foofaraw ..........
Reminds me of P T Barnum's axiom.
I bet these would really help the forums Skeet shooters.
Too bad they never made one that calculated target angle, distance and speed …. And knowing the target line too, such as a radar gizmo. Then, not only the skeet shooters, but the sporting guys and upland bird and waterfowl hunters could get some help too. Something similar to Rodney Dangerfield’s ‘Caddyshack’ putter, but for a shotgun would be the most helpful….
What fun would it be if we never missed? The pursuit of "never missing" is what's so fun about shotgunning. The biggest mistake made is thinking perfection can be bought, doing away with the work required to move towards that goal.
"There is no such thing as perfection, but in striving for perfection we can achieve excellence." Vince Lombardi
Yessirre- and proper gun fit is about 90% of the equation, IMO. RWTF
Now we have all those neon plastic worms cluttering up the ends of gun barrels.
But, back in the day shotgunners had our own Norden Bombsight --
Now we have all those neon plastic worms cluttering up the ends of gun barrels.
But, back in the day shotgunners had our own Norden Bombsight --
Danged if that wasn’t what Rodney Dangerfield needed for shooting a shotgun….and made in the 40’s too!! Dang….jOe, do you have one of these??? I bet you do!
And if you're shooting a sxs just turn it upside down.
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