Practical Shotgun article in Sporting Gun magazine

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Practical Shotgun article in Sporting Gun magazine

#1 Post by George G »

There is a very good article about the NRA discipline of Target Shotgun, which includes all sorts of sub-disciplines including Practical Shotgun, in the latest Sporting Gun magazine.
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#2 Post by Outsider »

Excellent. I'll have a read of it when I next go to the gun shop.
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Glad to see wider spread recognition of the sport(s) :good:

Was a conscious decision made by the NRA to collectively call their version of 'dynamic' (for want of a better word) type shotgun disciplines "Target Shotgun", encompassing Practical Shotgun or did it have to be 'sold' that way to the NRA 'board' or something?

Its just most people think of Target Shotgun being a thing in itself, and a separate discipline to Practical Shotgun, which came before TSG??

A bit like the 100m sprint being a thing, the 100m hurdles being a thing, but then referring to both (and including other disciplines) as The 100m Hurdles wtf Probably not the best example, but its early.... :oops: lol
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They use it as an umbrella term to encompass everything shotgun related that is not clays, or furry/feathered
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#5 Post by Demonic69 »

A clay is a target....
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techguy wrote:They use it as an umbrella term to encompass everything shotgun related that is not clays, or furry/feathered
I appreciate that, but why Target Shotgun which was/is a thing in its own right already, to me it just confuses matters. NRA Shotgun, Timed Shotgun, Precision Shotgun, Action Shotgun, Active Shotgun..... or even Practical Shotgun would've been better (IMHO) as the collective word.
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Blackstuff wrote:
techguy wrote:They use it as an umbrella term to encompass everything shotgun related that is not clays, or furry/feathered
I appreciate that, but why Target Shotgun which was/is a thing in its own right already, to me it just confuses matters. NRA Shotgun, Timed Shotgun, Precision Shotgun, Action Shotgun, Active Shotgun..... or even Practical Shotgun would've been better (IMHO) as the collective word.
Yup - Target Shotgun includes them all; but not clays.
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#8 Post by Blackstuff »

Helpful :good: 8-) lol
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