Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="snow1" data-source="post: 338572" data-attributes="member: 7725"><p>Not personally,but having one is better than none,my first poor man trap gun was a browning citori special sporting clays model o/u I justified the purchase because it had a 3&quot; chamber,even tho I was skeptical dropping $2k on a two barrel shotgun but figured it would be a good backup in a pinch and all my field loads are 3&quot; cartridges,then shooting registerd trap events all three plus practice rounds in the 1000's I developed a flinch but didn't know it until it was pointed out,had issues pulling the trigger, I blamed the shotgun and over powered factory ammo,old timer gunsmith took me in and fitted my shotgun,first he took off the factory recoil pad,handed it to me said it's a good door stop then he lightened the single trigger pull and installed a gel &quot;kick ezz&quot; recoil pad after he inserted a 9oz mecury recoil reducer in the stock,that tweaking made all the difference in the world,no more flinch scores sored,friends used/purchased these slip on recoil reducers and are happy plus they are cheap asses and only shoot a few weekend every year,but to answer your question dirty &quot;yes&quot; they work.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="snow1, post: 338572, member: 7725"] Not personally,but having one is better than none,my first poor man trap gun was a browning citori special sporting clays model o/u I justified the purchase because it had a 3" chamber,even tho I was skeptical dropping $2k on a two barrel shotgun but figured it would be a good backup in a pinch and all my field loads are 3" cartridges,then shooting registerd trap events all three plus practice rounds in the 1000's I developed a flinch but didn't know it until it was pointed out,had issues pulling the trigger, I blamed the shotgun and over powered factory ammo,old timer gunsmith took me in and fitted my shotgun,first he took off the factory recoil pad,handed it to me said it's a good door stop then he lightened the single trigger pull and installed a gel "kick ezz" recoil pad after he inserted a 9oz mecury recoil reducer in the stock,that tweaking made all the difference in the world,no more flinch scores sored,friends used/purchased these slip on recoil reducers and are happy plus they are cheap asses and only shoot a few weekend every year,but to answer your question dirty "yes" they work. [/QUOTE]

Verification

What is the most common fish caught on this site?

Reply to thread

Recent Posts

Friends of NDA