148 out of 150 clays hit to win the Gold! The 23-year-old from Columbus, Georgia, added the gold medal to the one he won four years ago at Beijing, becoming the first Skeet shooter to win back-to-back titles. Hancock also broke his own Olympic record, missing just two shots and firing a perfect 25 in the final to register 148.
Kimberly Rhode hits 99 out of 100 in Women’s Skeet. Kim Rhode Makes History with Gold Medal Win in Skeet.
Gil Ash of OSP Shooting Schools shares the secret to getting a hard focus on the bird faster and more clearly with this valuable tip about how the eyes work.
Gil Ash of OSP Shooting Schools demonstrates why shotgun shooters shouldn’t look down the barrel, nor at the bead. By focusing on the target you might see fewer targets but you’ll surely break more.
