The March issue of Clay Target Nation is packed with great content, from how-to articles to an informative piece on gun finishes and more.
In our Training Tips columns, NSSA Instructor Craig Porter explores the concept of Quiet Eye, while Gil, Vicki and Brian Ash explain why “the stumbling baby effect” makes learning to shoot visually difficult. There’s a profile on skeet legend Luke Deshotels, and of course, your favorite “What’s Your Call?” and “Ask the Instructor” columns.
In features, the team at OSP Shooting School explore the ups and downs of sporting clays, while Anthony Matarese Jr. offers valuable insight about setting up a practice regimen. John Shima encourages skeet shooters to just knock something off with a salvage shot when they need to, and Paul Giambrone III has advice about gaining confidence off the field. Tim Le Cras has an interesting feature on shotgun finishes, from stocks to metalwork, and finally, Meredith Tunick shares her experiences traveling to the Canadian Skeet Championships last year — and you still have time to plan your trip for the 2024 event.
Advertisers in the March issue are:
- Atlas Traps
- Caesar Guerini
- Clay Shooters Supply
- Decot
- E-Z-Go
- Fabarm
- Federal Premium
- Fiocchi
- Krieghoff
- Laporte
- The Leatherman
- MEC Outdoors
- Orion Outdoors
- Pacific Sporting Arms
- Paxton Arms
- Preserve Sporting Club
- Promatic
- Remington
- Robert Louis Company
- Safari Club International (SCI)
- Shooting Sports Foundation (SSSF)
- Sportsman’s Insurance Agency, Inc. (SIAI)
- Sunrise Productions
- Syren
- Teague Chokes
- Winchester/White Flyer
- Wrapid Comb
- Zoli
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