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The History of Skeet Shooting
Tips on Skeet Target Shooting Safety
How to Carry a Shotgun for Target Shooting
Types of Shotguns Used for Target Shooting
How to Pick a Shotgun for Target Shooting
Types of Skeet Target Shooting Ammunition
How to Pick Skeet Target Shooting Ammunition
How to Stand for Skeet Target Shooting
Mounting for Skeet Target Shooting
The Difference Between Shotguns, Pistols, & Rifles for Target Shooting
Tips on Skeet Target Shooting Chokes
All About Skeet Target Shooting Chokes
How to Choose Colors & Backgrounds in Skeet Targets
Adjusting & Preparing at Skeet Target Shooting Fields
Skeet Shooting from High at Station One
Skeet Shooting from Low at Station One
Doubles Skeet Shooting at Station One
Skeet Shooting from High at Station Two
Skeet Shooting Low at Station Two
Doubles Skeet Shooting at Station Two
Skeet Shooting from High at Station Three
Skeet Shooting from Low at Station Three
Skeet Shooting High at Station Four
Skeet Shooting Low at Station Four
Skeet Shooting from High at Station Five
Skeet Shooting from Low at Station Five
Skeet Shooting from High at Station Six
Skeet Shooting from Low at Station Six
Doubles Skeet Shooting at Station Six
Skeet Shooting from High at Station Seven
Skeet Shooting from Low at Station Seven
Doubles Skeet Shooting at Station Seven
Skeet Shooting from High at Station Eight
Skeet Shooting from Low at Station Eight
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Summary: Learn from our expert how to shoot from the low house at station two in the target field in this free instructional video on advanced target shooting.
Don Snyder is the executive director of the National Skeet and Sporting Clay Associations. He has been working there for twelve years and has been shooting for forty-two years. He is...read more
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"Hi, I'm Don Snyder, Executive Director of the National Skeet Shooting Association, on behalf of ExpertVillage.com. What we've just completed is the single shot from high house two, station two, and what we're about to engage now is a low house target from station two. This target requires approximately two foot of lead, or, what it would appear like, is about two fingers' distance from the end of the barrel to the target, always looking at the target, following through with the target. Again, the stance and the mount are identical. You need to go to a hold point about three quarters of the way back, your hold point should allow you to move the instant you see the target without the target getting out in front of your barrel. You always want to stay in front, or using, what we affectionately call "a sustained lead". I will demonstrate. Again, my muzzle is faced pointed in a safe direction, I will load a 12-gauge cartridge, go back three quarters of the way back to the window, look at the window, call "Pull"! Follow through, and the target should break."
eHow Article: Skeet Shooting Low at Station Two
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