InstructorSteve

This duck locked up to set into the decoys but didn't make it at all. That's what you call a blind bird

After the 1st shot was executed I experienced a feed stoppage, I manage to clear the stoppage, and get the gun up and running. In my rush on the second bird I miss with the first shot, watch as I open up the lead and put the second shot on the bird where it needed to be

This duck actually caught me by surprise as it came in low and was heading straight for the blind until I downed it with one quick shot

I put the shotkam on my Fabarm XLR5 Waterfowler for a little fun before a duck shoot with some friends. I tried to shoot as many "duck like" presentations as I could along the course, in comers, long crossers, etc. This presentation is of a target coming high but dropping while quartering in from the right, notice how after engaging the target with my barrel to get the line, I allow the target to fall or collapse into the break point and execute the shot to break the target.

I put the shotkam on my Fabarm XLR5 Waterfowler for a little fun before a duck shoot with some friends. I tried to shoot as many "duck like" presentations as I could along the course, in comers, long crossers, etc. This presentation is of a target sliding in from right to left, notice now I maintain the lead and slightly pull away to execute the shot. establish the line and then leave the target.

I put the shotkam on my Fabarm XLR5 Waterfowler for a little fun before a duck shoot with some friends. I tried to shoot as many "duck like" presentations as I could along the course, in comers, long crossers, etc. This presentation is a pair of targets crossing left to right, notice now I touch the target with my barrel to get the line, establish the line and then leave the target, trusting my hands and eyes to get the lead right and execute the shoot.

I put the shotkam on my Fabarm XLR5 Waterfowler for a little fun before a duck shoot with some friends. I tried to shoot as many "duck like" presentations as I could along the course, in comers, long crossers, etc. This presentation is a high incoming pair of targets, visual awareness of what the second target is doing before honing down of the focus needed to execute the shot and break the pair.

I put the shotkam on my Fabarm XLR5 Waterfowler for a little fun before a duck shoot with some friends. I tried to shoot as many "duck like" presentations as I could along the course, in comers, long crossers, etc. This presentation is a high incoming target that has just a little curl to it at the end, if you don't read it right(Visual focuse) it would be an easy miss.

This target is shot with the straight line intercept method. notice the target is always above the barrel until the shot is executed just as the barrel slides to the outside edge of the target where it needs to be to break the target. Great visual focus and a smooth swing into the breakpoint.

I put the shotkam on my Fabarm XLR5 Waterfowler for a little fun before a duck shoot with some friends. I tried to shoot as many "duck like" presentations as I could along the course, in comers, long crossers, etc. This presentation is a pair of targets crossing right to left, notice now I am just below the target with my barrel to allow for the slow drop of the target and to shoot the target on the straightest line possible, before leaving the target to execute the shot and break the targets.