I just stepped up and purchased a Browning CXT with an adjustable comb. Someone said “your shooting pretty well…I don’t think you need to get it fitted”. But after seeing your video…. I think I WILL see a guy about getting it fitted to me…. Just to make sure… especially the comb. Because it can be moved left or right and Up. I have shot 24’s a bunch of times with my old inexpensive CZ gun but have never hit 25 straight… yet. But I know 25 is just around the corner for me. Sometimes…. I think too much when I’m shooting… I just need to relax and take care of business. Thanks for another great video. And congrats for the medal….!
Unfortunately, I broke my leg in September so I have not made enough 'shoots' to keep my firearm licence. I am working on how to justify this situation right now. (using a wheelchair has built up my arm muscles) I am recovering well, my son even drove me to our favourite range while I was in a wheelchair. Walking again and want/need to get back to the range soon. I will need to look into an adjustable cheek piece.
Tracy...sorry to hear about your leg...you have a good son...glad to hear you are walking again...come back stronger than ever...very best wishes to you...hear from you soon
Ej...you obviously like shotguns...I'd never heard of Bertuzzi...check the guns out when you have a spare moment...they are awesome...especially the "ali di Gabbiano" model...stay well!
Hello from Oregon! I am just getting into this sport and enjoy your videos. Congrats on the hardware and I like your new gun. I ended up with a Blaser F16. Thinking about having an adjustable comb installed as shooting at pattern board shows point of impact about 3-4 inches left. What I dont understand is if I adjust comb to right to change POI, it seems to me that mid bead and front bead will no longer line up when sighting down the rib?
Glenn...good to hear from you...Blaser F16 is a great gun...when you adjust the cast (on or off) ie left/right the movement only needs to be 1 or 2 millimetres and that should shift your point of impact 3-4 inches ...the beads will still line up...at the moment your eye is not looking perfectly straight down the rib...that is why it's shooting a bit to the left...I would be surprised if its the gun...once you get the adjustable comb...do the adjustments on the pattern board and then your gun will shoot where you look....and your scores will be higher and more consistent...my mate just bought a Perazzi high tech...he can't shoot well with it (but he hasn't given it enough time) and he's gone back to his blaser...stay well up there in Oregon!
Are CZ over/under shotguns common in Australia? I just bought a supreme field (look it up on google images its absolutley beautiful for $1600) but im a little worried it wont last a full year of shooting trap and skeet. Would love to hear youre thoughts on cz if any. I save a lot of your videos because I find they help me get better in shooting and value your opinion very much.
Megan...I can't comment on the CZ because I don't know enough about it...for $1600 you can't go wrong...just shoot it until you have a problem and that should be quite a while yet...get it fixed trade it in...you won't have lost a lot of money and buy a beretta ...I've shot thousands of rounds through my 690 and i love it!!!!
Is a Over and Under Gun the best? I know a Side by Side will always shoot a bit to the left or right, but does Over and Under share the same disadvantage by going up and down a little? Or is it negated?
Ravonies...good to hear from you...For clay shooting an over and under is the most used gun...to my knowledge...the top barrel will shoot a little flatter ...and in most high end guns the barrels can be adjusted...so that the point of impact is the same for both barrels...stay well and happy shooting.
luisgomes80...good on you ...I shot a Perazzi Mx8 the other day at the club...very fine gun...handles well...and less felt recoil...bit pricey though...stay well my friend!
I just stepped up and purchased a Browning CXT with an adjustable comb. Someone said “your shooting pretty well…I don’t think you need to get it fitted”. But after seeing your video…. I think I WILL see a guy about getting it fitted to me…. Just to make sure… especially the comb. Because it can be moved left or right and Up. I have shot 24’s a bunch of times with my old inexpensive CZ gun but have never hit 25 straight… yet. But I know 25 is just around the corner for me. Sometimes…. I think too much when I’m shooting… I just need to relax and take care of business. Thanks for another great video. And congrats for the medal….!
Yes get it fitted...25's just around the corner !!!
Excellent video! You always give great tips. I also have to thank you for the microfiber towel gun cleaning video. My barrels have never been cleaner!
James...good on you...thanks!
I'm just getting in to clay shooting. You have very helpful information. I appreciate your channel.
Trent...you are very welcome...and thank you for your kind comments.
Super enlighting. Thanks!
Good tips. Thanks and congrats for 3rd place.
Good on you Fred...the one I missed was a straightaway on station 3...usually an easy shot...but as soon as you relax...there goes the clay!
Nice video Roger, again very informative.. thanks.. Bill
You are most welcome!
Congratulations Roger! Well done! Thanks for another fantastic video too.
Tracy...good to hear from you...and thank you for your kind comments...good on you!
Unfortunately, I broke my leg in September so I have not made enough 'shoots' to keep my firearm licence. I am working on how to justify this situation right now. (using a wheelchair has built up my arm muscles) I am recovering well, my son even drove me to our favourite range while I was in a wheelchair. Walking again and want/need to get back to the range soon. I will need to look into an adjustable cheek piece.
Tracy...sorry to hear about your leg...you have a good son...glad to hear you are walking again...come back stronger than ever...very best wishes to you...hear from you soon
Great Tips Roger and Congrats on your award!
Ej Chaphe...always good to hear from you ...it was only a 3rd place...but still very welcome...glad you are well...good on you!
Ej...you obviously like shotguns...I'd never heard of Bertuzzi...check the guns out when you have a spare moment...they are awesome...especially the "ali di Gabbiano" model...stay well!
I always enjoy your shooting tips and explanations. THANKS for your videos.
1979mula...you are very welcome and thank you for your kind comments
hi my friend do you use facebook..?
Yes ...some of the videos are on facebook
I think I found you o n face... do you use roger pace name because I send you a friend request..it is my pleasure to be your friend
1979mula...I do'nt go to my facebook page very often...send the request...and it will be accepted...no worries...stay well!
Very good advice sir.Congratulations 🎉 for your achievement. 😊😍
farabi...good to hear from you ...and thank you!
Hello from Oregon! I am just getting into this sport and enjoy your videos. Congrats on the hardware and I like your new gun. I ended up with a Blaser F16. Thinking about having an adjustable comb installed as shooting at pattern board shows point of impact about 3-4 inches left. What I dont understand is if I adjust comb to right to change POI, it seems to me that mid bead and front bead will no longer line up when sighting down the rib?
Glenn...good to hear from you...Blaser F16 is a great gun...when you adjust the cast (on or off) ie left/right the movement only needs to be 1 or 2 millimetres and that should shift your point of impact 3-4 inches ...the beads will still line up...at the moment your eye is not looking perfectly straight down the rib...that is why it's shooting a bit to the left...I would be surprised if its the gun...once you get the adjustable comb...do the adjustments on the pattern board and then your gun will shoot where you look....and your scores will be higher and more consistent...my mate just bought a Perazzi high tech...he can't shoot well with it (but he hasn't given it enough time) and he's gone back to his blaser...stay well up there in Oregon!
Thanks Roger! Keep um coming, you do such a good job with your videos. It is obvious that you put a lot of time and energy into your presentations.
What kind of ammo should I use for skeet/trap shooting?
5 shot 8 shot? Etc.
Sean...skeet...9's...trap 8's in bottom barrel and 71/2 in top barrel...and smoke those clays.
Are CZ over/under shotguns common in Australia? I just bought a supreme field (look it up on google images its absolutley beautiful for $1600) but im a little worried it wont last a full year of shooting trap and skeet. Would love to hear youre thoughts on cz if any. I save a lot of your videos because I find they help me get better in shooting and value your opinion very much.
Megan...I can't comment on the CZ because I don't know enough about it...for $1600 you can't go wrong...just shoot it until you have a problem and that should be quite a while yet...get it fixed trade it in...you won't have lost a lot of money and buy a beretta ...I've shot thousands of rounds through my 690 and i love it!!!!
A Berreta 691 sporting adjustable stock👍its perfect because its mine😀
Very true!!!
Roger, What's this accent?
BTW I just bought a 690 black edition. Great gun!
I didn't know i had an accent...born in Italy and lived my whole life in Australia ...except for 3 weeks in the USA
God bless you! I was guessing Oceania. 3 week's enough, you're a homie :-)
Is a Over and Under Gun the best? I know a Side by Side will always shoot a bit to the left or right, but does Over and Under share the same disadvantage by going up and down a little? Or is it negated?
Ravonies...good to hear from you...For clay shooting an over and under is the most used gun...to my knowledge...the top barrel will shoot a little flatter ...and in most high end guns the barrels can be adjusted...so that the point of impact is the same for both barrels...stay well and happy shooting.
Nice to know... Thanks :3
Try Perazzi - you will never shoot anything else. Good information though.
luisgomes80...good on you ...I shot a Perazzi Mx8 the other day at the club...very fine gun...handles well...and less felt recoil...bit pricey though...stay well my friend!