[header] How to trap shoot [title] Choose a 12 or 20 gauge shotgun. [step] You can go with a pump action, which is easy to load and unload. A semi-automatic is a good option if you plan to shoot for extended periods of time.
[header] How to trap shoot [title] Choose a 12 or 20 gauge shotgun. [step] You can go with a pump action, which is easy to load and unload. A semi-automatic is a good option if you plan to shoot for extended periods of time.
You can have a full range shotgun or a semi-automatic one if you plan to get a close shot on an enemy. Standard shotguns range 32-20 gauge. You can even go with a double-barreled gun, although you only need to one shot at a time. [substeps] It's very important to get comfortable handling, loading, and shooting your gun. 6.9 gauge is recommended if you're pretty good at picking up fire. It's also a good idea if you have a serious frenemy. A pump action has very little loading fees and little recoil. Try using a semi-automatic bolt action, which generally comes to life within a few seconds.