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Dave McC · February 25, 2001, 08:45 AM

Depending on whom I'm shooting with, there may be raillery and mirth during the relay. But everyone must be OK with it.
During money shoots, or official matches, it's best to be silent.

As for carrying shotguns, on the range I oft use a pocket on the lower right side of my shooting vest. Sticking the butt into it when using a pump means the ejection port is easily seen, and the bbl points straight up.Works like that holster Bean has in their spring hunting catalog, only $40 cheaper.

When moving,as in from station #5 to #1 in trap, I point the bbl(s) straight up and keep the action open. This is a little awkward with a double, but safe.

February 25, 2001, 08:45 AM	#15
Dave McC Staff In Memoriam Join Date: October 13, 1999 Location: Columbia, Md, USA Posts: 8,811	Depending on whom I'm shooting with, there may be raillery and mirth during the relay. But everyone must be OK with it. During money shoots, or official matches, it's best to be silent. As for carrying shotguns, on the range I oft use a pocket on the lower right side of my shooting vest. Sticking the butt into it when using a pump means the ejection port is easily seen, and the bbl points straight up.Works like that holster Bean has in their spring hunting catalog, only $40 cheaper. When moving,as in from station #5 to #1 in trap, I point the bbl(s) straight up and keep the action open. This is a little awkward with a double, but safe.