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Scattergun Bob · December 16, 2009, 01:55 AM

I have no real applied experience at preparing for field games. What my friend Zippy said I would hold close to my vest.

As a trainer of combat scatterguns, my focus is on making the gun and shooter smooth and flawless in the mechanics of how the gun operates.
What I thing is universal in field sports/combat scattergun training is a focus on smoothness and economy of motion for whatever physical movement you practice.

As many before, I too highly recommend the use of a firing pin buffer if you choose to snap your trigger with any frequency.

Good Luck and Be Safe

December 16, 2009, 01:55 AM	#6
Scattergun Bob Senior Member Join Date: February 29, 2008 Location: Nine Mile Falls, Washington Posts: 1,186	Dre I have no real applied experience at preparing for field games. What my friend Zippy said I would hold close to my vest. As a trainer of combat scatterguns, my focus is on making the gun and shooter smooth and flawless in the mechanics of how the gun operates. What I thing is universal in field sports/combat scattergun training is a focus on smoothness and economy of motion for whatever physical movement you practice. As many before, I too highly recommend the use of a firing pin buffer if you choose to snap your trigger with any frequency. Good Luck and Be Safe __________________ First, with the most, WINS! Regards, Scattergun Bob Last edited by Scattergun Bob; December 16, 2009 at 02:15 AM.