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Practice your mount - Part 3

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The conclusion of our guide, showing best practice when mounting a shotgun, to aid and maintain your condition.
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Hownhall is an award winning shooting school, offering highly professional tuition and a full range of bespoke shooting experiences.
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20 мар 2021

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Комментарии : 17

@maxrajh 3 года назад

Had a lesson here recently. Simon was a great instructor. Having not shot for a god few years, I felt instantly welcomed and at ease rather than judged for my bad habits!

@hownhallshooting 3 года назад

Looking forward to the next lesson!! Thank you Max ;)

@andrewtowner3029 3 года назад

Great video. Can’t wait to deploy these lessons when you re-open

@hownhallshooting 3 года назад

Thank you Andrew....looking forward to seeing you both at the school!

@robsharp7913 3 года назад

Nice video from a distinguished gentleman!

@hownhallshooting 3 года назад

Thank you Rob! Hope all is well with you my friend :)

@TobySillence 3 года назад

Excellent video. And I agree, a very Distinguished Gentleman!

@hownhallshooting 3 года назад

Cash is in the post big man!!!!

@sevencolours3281 3 года назад

Beautiful video

@hownhallshooting 3 года назад

Incredibly kind, thank you.

@weissrw1 3 года назад

Good video! Nowadays I see many shotgun shooters way out on the front grip of the gun, while you are almost all the way back to almost the balance point. Any comment? By contrast, I get the balance point between my hands. Feels about right. Thanks.

@hownhallshooting 3 года назад

Thank you Ronald and well observed! Ironically, I would always suggest the hand is, roughly speaking, centered on the fore-end. However, as one progresses, all things are personalized. My strange style is possibly due to shooting largely driven birds/ targets and more so, that I've put on a few pounds over the last year or two..........!! Thank you again for your support! :)