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With my office closed and now my gun club, Im curious if anyone has experience / recommendations on any of the laser shotgun trainers on the marketplace? Ive seen the less expensive laser shot shells. Ive tried the Robert Louis laser trainer a decade ago. It seemed very useful, but expensive for what it is. Id appreciate anyones experience and recommendation.
Many thanks, QD
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Never tried one, but can offer my opinion that the money would be better spent on personal instruction from a great shotgunning instructor. Nothing else equals it for improving your shooting quickly.
Best, SRH
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qd, I haven't tried it, but one or more of the high schools around here use one WITH the instructor and apparently it works REALLY well. Of course, they are starting with basically novices or worse. Each student gets it programmed for their particular gun and it seems to work out very well for them, esp. in the winter and for additional shooting beyond the weekly practices.
_________ BrentD, (Professor - just for Stan) =>/
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