How to get your eyes level to the ground...Roger Pace 

Please, Roger, do a video, how you polished your stock. It looks stunning.

Yeah Roger please show us how you got the stock so beautifully done Cheers

Looking forward to the polishing Vid, yours looks stunning.

Hi Roger, seen many of your videos, all very interesting and with a sincere opinion..very well done..Joseph from Gozo Malta..

Hi Roger I start to shoot a few months ago and i’ve learn a lot with you great videos One thing that almost nobody talk is about the “holding point; where we look at the field waiting the clay You need to make a video about it, is very important Thank you and greatings from Portugal

Love the buzzer comment I agree that red locktite should be avoided unless you want to use a heat gun and heavy solvents. Blue is the way to go. Wine and an unloaded gun are an OK combo. Your teaching method is always enlightening. Thanks and keep up the good work. Cheers

I’d agree with the consensus of removing the lugs, cleaning them and then putting some loctite on them to see if that helps. When I had my 692, I had an issue with a screw in the fore-end constantly becoming loose which caused the fore-end itself to become loose and loctite didn’t even really help that for whatever reason, but I’d say it’s worth a try before sending it back to Beretta. As for keeping the eyes level with the ground, I couldn’t agree more. Easier said than done for most of us though (including myself) as I’m convinced that a good, consistent gun mount is the hardest part of the whole the game (for me at least). Great video as always. Happy shooting and be well

I'd like to learn how you polished it!

It would be great to see how you polished the stock

Hi roger another great tip something we can practice during lockdown in England hopefuly we can get to the shooting grounds soon stay safe .

It is hard to see from the video if your eyes were exactly level. It makes sense though that keeping your gun closer to your face will help. I imagine it helps also to eliminate cheek slap and when you need a follow up shot. You should test it a bit on the pattern plate though to see if you need to adjust the cheek piece. Well done on polishing that stock. I think it looks better than when it was new. Would love to see how you did it.

Hey Rodger ,The trouble with guns is you are basically standing to one side of it not behind it , so you have to alter the stock and your body position so as to look straight down the rib . That is why you have an adjustable stock , if you raise the comb it will allow you to keep the pad on the same place on your shoulder and you will have to straighten your head , then you can move the cheek piece left or right to get your eye looking straight down the rib effectively altering the cast .. You could also lift your right elbow higher which will move your head over and help lock the gun in place , or a little of both . Are you missing the same targets consistently , left , right or straight away ? Maybe that will tell you something . Just my thoughts on the subject .

Hi Roger great video... Would love to see that video on how u polish ur stock👍greatings from ireland

Enjoying your videos from Canada 👍

I would just try using a thread compound on those problem screws. Remove them, degrease, apply something like a Permatex threadlocker blue, and reinstall.

Mr. Pace. Remove this lugs but one by one, so you do not mix them. Clean threads, you can use acetone. Then apply red LockTite on thread of the lug and tighten it back. You can use blue LockTite but it is not strong enough. Red one will fix it for a long time. Should you want to remove it one day, just use solder tool to heat the lug with the tip of soldering tool and it will come loose easily.

Roger would love to know how to repolish!

Hey Roger, the stub pins can come loose over time, heat and force wears down the factory thread locker, remove clean with acetone and use blue loctite. Red loctite is designed for situations where you don't ever want to remove again so go blue

Hi Roger can’t figure out how leveling your eyes to the ground makes you shoot better. In my understanding your dominant eye basically pretty much is all that matters. once your dominant eye is in perfect line with the rib and the gun is level your on

Hi roger am following you from egypt and I learned alot from your videos I have a question I shoot olympic trap with M & IM chokes and I smash regularly between 13 to 15 One of my friends and many people around me told me that olympic trap should be shoot with IM & F chokes But when I try them on a paper the modified is tighter not an open chokes so tell me what is the proper chokes to shoot with to be a good shooter

Hi Roger! Great looking gun. I don't have a Beretta, but is it possible to put som Blue Loctite threadlocker on the "problem" ?

It's happening to my Beretta too, I have Silver pigeon 1. If you find solution, let me know as well. Thanks