Shotgun recoil reduction ideas

[Mike1979]

I had the same problem the other day too , had to adjust the decoys a bit further out

I should have done the same but they were coming in really well so I left it as it was. As usual it hit that point where the action stopped so off home....dont see the point in spending hours to shoot another 5 or 10

 

[Nickb]

I should have done the same but they were coming in really well so I left it as it was. As usual it hit that point where the action stopped so off home....dont see the point in spending hours to shoot another 5 or 10

If I had been on 85 I would have stayed til I had 100....that's what I did the other day finishing on 105

 

[Mike1979]

If I had been on 85 I would have stayed til I had 100....that's what I did the other day finishing on 105

They pretty well stopped and I reckon it would have been another 3 hours to get to 100. I was happy with 85 and that took me to 250 on this farm in 3 sessions

 

[old keeper]

I always thought gun fitting was a bit of a waste of time, that was until I finally gave in and went to Nigel Teague. The difference a correctly fitted gun made was amazing. Not only did I shoot better with it, but the recoil became totally manageable.

I wouldn't hesitate to have a new gun fitted to me by someone who knows what they are doing. Nigel is certainly one of these!

 

[Heym SR20]

I always thought gun fitting was a bit of a waste of time, that was until I finally gave in and went to Nigel Teague. The difference a correctly fitted gun made was amazing. Not only did I shoot better with it, but the recoil became totally manageable.

I wouldn't hesitate to have a new gun fitted to me by someone who knows what they are doing. Nigel is certainly one of these!

And mostly gun fitting is minor adjustments and bending. Cost - a couple of slabs of cartridges.