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Skeet Shooting from High at Station Three

Learn from our expert how the lead changes at target station three before shooting in this free instructional video on advanced target shooting.

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We're now at station three on a skeet field, and here the basic concept is the same. The only thing that changes here is your lead and possibly your hold point. Again, what you want to remember is you want to place the shotgun in position that allows you to see it the instant it comes out of the house without it beating you. Now the high house target is basically a two foot lead, advertised two foot lead, which basically is about two fingers off the end of the barrel, what you should see when you engage this shot. Again, the stance position, make sure you bring the gun to your face and shoulders simultaneously and I will demonstrate this. Again the stance is pointed about, your left foot, about the center stake, is about where you want to break the target. Again I'm going to load the 12-gauge shotgun shell. "Pull!" And that concludes a successful high three.

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Skeet Shooting from High at Station Three

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