Videos tagged with Skeet Shooting

This video title indicates an attempt to break a world record in clay pigeon shooting, specifically by hitting 12 consecutive targets. The title itself strongly suggests a focus on shotgun sports and competitive shooting. While no specific firearm models or calibers are mentioned, the activity implies the use of shotguns and likely common shotgun ammunition.

This video focuses on an Over/Under Shotgun. As the title and description are very brief, the content likely involves showcasing the firearm, its features, and potentially its operation or intended use. Without a transcript or more detailed description, it's difficult to ascertain the specific angle or depth of coverage.

This YouTube video focuses on the Beretta Olympia, a specific firearm. Based solely on the title and description, the video likely provides an in-depth look at this particular model, potentially covering its features, history, or performance. It is aimed at firearm enthusiasts interested in Beretta firearms or competition-style arms.

This video documents the creator's pursuit of perfection in skeet shooting, aiming for a "25 straight" at the World Skeet Championship. After a year of dedicated practice, the creator reflects on their journey and the pressure of performing in a critical round. The video highlights the mental and practical aspects of competitive clay shooting, with the ultimate goal of achieving a flawless performance.

This episode of the Guns Podcast, hosted by Brent Wheat and Roy Huntington, explores the .410 shotgun, highlighting its history, versatility, and modern relevance due to ammunition advancements. The discussion covers its effectiveness for small game hunting, home defense (mentioning the Judge revolver), and its appeal to new shooters. The hosts also touch on the economics of .410 ammunition, the advantages of reloading, and its future in the market. The podcast is presented by Ruger Firearms.

This video features World Champions Zach Keinbaum and Desi Edmunds comparing an Over and Under shotgun against a Semi-Automatic shotgun. Hosted by Jonny Carter of TGS Outdoors, the comparison delves into technique, adaptability, and the performance of each platform in real-world scenarios. The discussion aims to determine which shotgun offers the ultimate advantage, focusing on consistent breaks, fastest follow-up shots, and overall effectiveness.

This video features Ed Solomons explaining the clay shooting technique of "collapsing lead" (also known as diminishing lead). The content breaks down the concept step-by-step, covering its training and practical application. The description highlights Ed's clear, practical, and humorous delivery style. Links to channel membership, ammunition, hearing protection, and social media are provided.

This YouTube video features a catch-up with Gebben and Karen Miles at EJ Churchill, likely focusing on the World Sporting 2025 event. The description highlights partnerships with Hull Cartridge for ammunition, Shotkam for gun barrel cameras, and Custom Fit Guards for hearing protection, suggesting content related to competitive clay shooting or similar disciplines. The video encourages channel membership and promotes social media engagement.

This video captures the World English Sporting 2025 event held at EJ Churchill, featuring an appearance by Ian Parker, identified as the head of the CPSA. The description encourages viewers to become channel members and highlights sponsors for ammunition, gun cameras, and hearing protection, offering discount codes. It also promotes social media channels for the TGS Outdoors production team.

This video features a catch-up with Simon Reinhold following his participation in the 200-bird World English Sporting championship held at EJ Churchill. The description highlights the involvement of key sponsors for ammunition, hearing protection, and camera equipment, alongside calls to action for channel memberships and subscriptions. Social media links for TGS Outdoors and its personnel are also provided.

This episode of 'It's a Trap' revisits content from the summer of 2021, despite significant data loss due to heat. The series, filmed at a new range with ideal weather conditions (though ironically, the host contracted COVID-19 shortly after), features what could be salvaged and pieced together. The episode highlights the SureThrow Clay Target Thrower. The video is presented as a lightweight, fun project made possible by Patron support, with links provided for continued assistance and merchandise.

This YouTube video showcases the Caldwell ClayCopter, a hand-held clay pigeon thrower, in action. Hosts Jarrod "Box" Grove and Ryan Gresham from Guns & Gear demonstrate its fast-spinning capabilities and the resulting flying clays. The description highlights the product's speed, fun factor, and potential for laughter, implying a lighthearted and entertaining range day experience. The video encourages viewers to purchase the ClayCopter and subscribe to GunTalkTV for more content.