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>I swing through, that just happens to be the method that I was taught. That said, I haven't tried to shoot trap in ages so perhaps I'm nowhere near as bad as I originally claimed. I don't really enjoy it much compared to clays, and it's honestly been years since I've even tried it.
It's a discipline, like skeet, something you have to learn. Sporting clays is a lot more intuitive and fun. It love it, II'm just good at skeet, though I say that I was 3 off High gun last week. Recetly my sporting is world class in line with my skeet.

>Those are very nice indeed! I certainly don't have that kind of cash lying around;
The standard in 20 is still beautiful, in 20g perfect combination and for £3250 for one used, thats not bad. My 694 was £3200 now £4200 RRP

>My silver pigeon is 32". It's clearly nothing special, but a reliable workhorse that didn't break the bank is what I wanted when I bought it and it has been exactly that.
Exactly, it is what it is, just realise it has limitations for when you want to play competitive shooting but overall it's an absolute unit of a gun.