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December 2005's featured shooter was Wade Williams.
| Name: |
Wade Williams |
| Age: |
39 (maybe 65) |
| Home: |
Cave Creek, AZ |
| Originally From: |
Phoenix |
| Occupation: |
Retired Aerospace Engineer |
| Years Shooting: |
Hunting since 8 or 9 years old; 30 years shooting clay
targets, mostly trap |
| Years Shooting SC: |
2 |
| NSCA Class |
C |
| Shotgun: |
Browning Citori XS |
| Ammo: |
Mostly light one ounce 8's, reloads or Remington Gun Clubs |
Q: What are your favorite things about
shooting Sporting Clays?
A: The variety of targets we get to shoot.
It's a real change from trap.
Q: What is your favorite target presentation?
A: I don't have a favorite. You throw
them, I'll shoot them.
Q: What do you feel is your greatest challenge in
Sporting?
A: Learning to shoot crossing birds,
especially long crossers. And dropping targets. And rabbits. I
guess I have a lot of challenges.
Q: What do you feel is your biggest
accomplishment with regards to Sporting Clays?
A: I only have one accomplishment so far.
got lucky at the state shoot and won C class by one target.
Q: What, if any, are your Sporting Clays goals?
A: To develop my mental game. I lose a
lot of targets because of mental errors and lapses.
Q: Do you shoot sub-gauge events?
A: No, but I'd like to eventually.
Q: What is the one "gizmo" you find
most useful when shooting?
A: My Gracoil recoil reducer. It makes
shooting much more enjoyable. It also has an adjustable butt plate which
helps in fitting the gun properly.
Q: What advice would you give to someone just
starting out?
A: Develop and practice a smooth, repeatable
gun mount. Also, shoot with more experienced shooters whenever you can.
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