Great pics! Where is the blood? It seems that you guys managed to dodge that as compared to our Ohio school. It appears that shotgun recoil managment is something learned.
Another great class with the Kentucky crew. Saturdays weather was almost perfect and Sunday was tolerable with the rain gods holding off on the heavy stuff until we were finished. This was the second go around for some of the students and it really showed in the increased skill level and control. They basically put on a clinic for the new students to watch each relay and showed just what they could hope to get out of the program. There were few equipment issues other than learning the benefit of a short stock vs standard length and that was solved with loaner guns. This is a prime example of folks putting together a solid core of shooting friends who are
serious about training and are willing to put in the effort to excel.
The expected high water didnt materialize on sunday from the tears of Wildcat fans losing to WVU. I did my best not to rub it in.
Thanks to Joe and Barry for great hospitality and organizing the class.
We had the great fortune of meeting Rob through Ken Hackathorn and Ken told us if we did not get with Rob on shotgun we were missing the boat.
Ken does not give bad advice so we took him at his word and trained with Rob we were so impressed with Rob that we had to have him in town for our guys to train with.
The truth is that Rob teaches shot gun and he loves it you can tell it is his passion.
I shot the box drill with Rob ad he is the man with a shogun.
