Trap Doubles with ATA World Champion, Matt Bartholow | Filmed with ShotKam Gen 4 

Thanks Jerry!

Matt never went to post 4 or 5 in the video. He shoots left bird first on 4 and 5 while his brother Foster will shoot right bird first on 4 and 5

@@hunterbrown2187 you are absolutely correct and I somehow missed that. Thanks. It makes far more sense for any shooter to break the left targets first on 4 and 5.

I’m 12 year old but I’m good. for doubles I used light mod and for regular I’d use light mod .

Depends on your gun. Pattern your gun and have someone who is experienced tell which chokes to use.

Looks like a Browning Citori 725 Trap Golden Clays.

@@twiki1963 not sure. seems to be a 425 ultra with the trap hi rib.

@@twiki1963It’s actually a Browning Citori XT Golden Clays, not a 725.

Thank you for your comment Sergey 🙂 Yes, we released the new Gen 4 ShotKam at the end of last year. Here is some more information the new model for you: shotkam.com/products/shotkam-gen-4. I hope this helps!

This is purely a guess, as I am not an expert in any sense of the word or did I stay at a holiday inn express last night. It looks to me to be an "easy hit" , a fiber optic in a tube that can only be seen when your eye is lined up correctly. That would be the dominant eye. The theory is your dominate eye that is aligned with the tube would be the only eye to see fiberoptic so your brain would use that to calculate the shot. Im not sure why he would have it unless he is using it for the same purpose as the double bead, correct alignment prior to calling the bird. He has double beads but the thing on the barrel would eliminate the purpose of the beads. So shot cam please have Matt explain???

@@fireguy7004 you pretty much got it. your non dominate eye will not see the bead from the angle at which the left eye sees it