Shooting

Under the bed gun safes are a great way to utilize otherwise wasted space, while also giving you secure access to your firearms without having to lug a heavy safe to your bedroom.

At this point, you may be asking yourself, “why can’t I just throw my gun in the glove box?” Obviously, you could but realistically, you shouldn’t.

Consumer-grade biometric safes are designed with fingerprint readers as a part of their locking mechanism. Once the proper users are enrolled in the safe’s memory system, only those fingerprints can be used to unlock the safe.

If you are serious about your firearms collection, then serious protection is definitely available. More importantly, there is an enormous degree of legal and moral responsibility on firearms owners to ensure their firearms are not used inappropriately.

Sporting clays is one of the three disciplines behind clay pigeon shooting. As opposed to skeet (clay pigeons thrown from houses at either end of a half-moon field) or trap (clay pigeons thrown from a house in the center of a half-moon field), sporting clays involves walking a field where various targets will be presented in a variety of fashions.

Both trap shooting and skeet shooting are separate disciplines in the three-discipline sport of competitive clay pigeon shooting. The remaining discipline not discussed in this article is called sporting clays. Though all three disciplines notably involve shooting spinning clay discs with shotguns, each discipline differs in how the clay pigeons are delivered (‘thrown’).

So you want to improve your trap shooting and would like some tips. That’s great! Before we get down to improving your trap shooting, are you sure you are shooting trap?