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Okay, these seem like a good idea, being able to see where your main pattern is going while shooting at moving clays. Thought I would try some while taking my wife out to shoot trap. She has shot about eight rounds so far and sometimes I can tell where she is shooting, other times...not so much.
I picked up two boxes (orange and black) of the lowest power I could find ( I normally load her shells with 1oz, less powder and very reasonable recoil. There are a quite a bit more stout but she really didn't complain...but she did notice the difference.
Here was our problem, almost never saw the wad. Black or orange, didn't matter. A few times I caught a glimpse pretty far out. Is this just me? Anyone have any tricks or suggestions to pick these up better closer to the actual bird? We could see our normal wads quite easily but they are moving much slower so I expect this.
Thanks for any thoughts or help. (good news is she shot better even without this help)
I picked up two boxes (orange and black) of the lowest power I could find ( I normally load her shells with 1oz, less powder and very reasonable recoil. There are a quite a bit more stout but she really didn't complain...but she did notice the difference.
Here was our problem, almost never saw the wad. Black or orange, didn't matter. A few times I caught a glimpse pretty far out. Is this just me? Anyone have any tricks or suggestions to pick these up better closer to the actual bird? We could see our normal wads quite easily but they are moving much slower so I expect this.
Thanks for any thoughts or help. (good news is she shot better even without this help)