Video: Skeet Shooting from High at Station Five

Learn from our expert how to engage the high house target at station five of the skeet field in this free instructional video on advanced target shooting.

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alotofpratice Jan 05, 2009

Don thanks for you time making this video very easy to understand hope you make more.gave it a shot works very well scored 11 first time out.my sister took me for my very first time love it and igot to spend some time with her skeet shooting is very fun and the folks at the range are great to help you out and the range was nothing like i thought very clean,bathrooms his/hers,outside woodstove,drink machine etc.thanks sis for taking me and thanks again for your help and the guys and girls on the range/feild had a great time.

alotofpratice Jan 05, 2009

Video Transcript

We're located in the skeet field of the National Shooting Complex here in San Antonio, Texas, and what we are about to do is engage high house five on a skeet field. Now the advertised lead on this is approximately three feet. Again, I've been using fingers as what you should look for to equate to that three feet from the muzzle to the target. The muzzle of the shotgun should approximately be three fingers in front of the target. Remember if you're looking at the target, the gun will flow smoothly, you'll see your three fingers, pull the trigger, keep you head down, stay smooth, and follow through on the shot. I'll demonstrate the shot now. "Pull"! And that should be a completed successful shot at high five.

Skeet Shooting from High at Station Five

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