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<blockquote data-quote="alnpar" data-source="post: 4032071" data-attributes="member: 51084">I shoot a lot of Skeet (not well, but I do OK) I shoot Cylinder in the lower barrel first and Skeet in the top barrel for the 2nd shot on doubles.&nbsp; On the single clays, I strictly shoot Cyl. I use a Browning CXT which is more of a trap, but does well on Skeet.&nbsp; I had a Browning 725 and that is more for Sporting clays.&nbsp; I also use #9 Shot 1 1/8 Ounce&nbsp; 1145 FPS. when I first started out. Now Since I reload, I drop to 1 OZ and I use CB-4118 (8 pedal Windjammer wads.) Also for me, on the high house on station 3,4,&amp; 5 I have to give almost a 3 foot lead it seems.For real good help, go to YOUTUBE and watch some videos.&nbsp; They will talk a lot about foot stance, They may be right but I shoot what is comfortable for me. Have fun, and good luck.&nbsp; It is addictive after you shoot it a few times.&nbsp; And one more thing.&nbsp; DON&quot;T AIM. Keep both eyes open and follow the bird, your gun will follow it!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alnpar, post: 4032071, member: 51084"] I shoot a lot of Skeet (not well, but I do OK) I shoot Cylinder in the lower barrel first and Skeet in the top barrel for the 2nd shot on doubles. On the single clays, I strictly shoot Cyl. I use a Browning CXT which is more of a trap, but does well on Skeet. I had a Browning 725 and that is more for Sporting clays. I also use #9 Shot 1 1/8 Ounce 1145 FPS. when I first started out. Now Since I reload, I drop to 1 OZ and I use CB-4118 (8 pedal Windjammer wads.) Also for me, on the high house on station 3,4,& 5 I have to give almost a 3 foot lead it seems. For real good help, go to YOUTUBE and watch some videos. They will talk a lot about foot stance, They may be right but I shoot what is comfortable for me. Have fun, and good luck. It is addictive after you shoot it a few times. And one more thing. DON"T AIM. Keep both eyes open and follow the bird, your gun will follow it! [/QUOTE]

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