It appears nobody instructed our CIC on how to tuck that stock into his shoulder. Can you say bone bruise?
Ok. We finally have a topic I know something about:
We (immediate family) own a private skeet and trap range (low/high and trap) on 850 acres. We also farm it exclusively for dove and quail hunting and manage the land as well for deer, turkey, and duck hunting. Its all for our personal, private enjoyment.
A person could say that I’ve been around a shotgun and that I’ve shot some skeet...
I have. I’ve also been around experienced hunters and I’ve been around a man who has never touched a firearm.
Some thoughts:
1. Even the most spoiled skeet shooter (with your own loader) tends to wear a vest or belt bags. I sure as hell have never seen a grown man wear his wife’s jeans to shoot skeet...
2. Those cans on his head make it hard to get your head in the stock.
3. It’s possible he’s looking “under” the barrel on that shot. I’ve seen people look over a barrel in a sort of free-form style, but I’ve never seen someone go under on purpose.
4. LOP looks short.That’s hard to say though.
5. He’s wearing sunglasses because he blinks at the retort and they wanted to hide that on film.
6. Where is the low choke, or why is it flush when the other is not? I’ve just never seen that.
7. ANGLE. He shooting rabbits, or skeet? That’s silly looking to try to pass that off as a skeet shot.
8. His stance doesn’t look like he has room to follow through?
That looks more like he’s patterning his gun at a target.