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Dreaming100Straight · September 26, 2013, 02:55 PM

Actually, Bake, I have tried lessons. The first was a group Skeet lesson from an old boy called Ziggy that was well worth the whopping 20 bucks it cost. The next was $50 an hr with a guy who used to do gun fairs for Remington and the third was with a guy that won a few championships and is published in at least magazine re trap, and he really didn't help much. What helped the most was shooting with a group of decent shooters (A and AA class) and some tips from a few guys via long distance. They could do only so much with seeing me shoot, but did help.

Strange how the value of lessons seems inverse to costs.

September 26, 2013, 02:55 PM	#30
Dreaming100Straight Senior Member Join Date: February 3, 2013 Posts: 1,235	Actually, Bake, I have tried lessons. The first was a group Skeet lesson from an old boy called Ziggy that was well worth the whopping 20 bucks it cost. The next was $50 an hr with a guy who used to do gun fairs for Remington and the third was with a guy that won a few championships and is published in at least magazine re trap, and he really didn't help much. What helped the most was shooting with a group of decent shooters (A and AA class) and some tips from a few guys via long distance. They could do only so much with seeing me shoot, but did help. Strange how the value of lessons seems inverse to costs.