Competitive shooting thread anyone ?

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I ended up with a 136/300 but for my first match, I'm alright with it. There were too many runner up trophies (Dillon Ammo box with a plaque) so they made up some categories. Someone called out worst rifle, another said what about the mosin guy. I ended up with a prize for most handicapped rifle used (m39) and got a box for .223

>>33052483
I'm also almost certain one of you fucks was there. The guy squadded with me showed up with an sks, plate carrier, and an ACH helmet. You know who you are.

>>33052458
25yo, been shooting sporting clays competitively for 12 years. Was a member of LU Shotgun Team..13x national collegiate champs.

been to several states and have shot all types of shotguns from several nations ranging in price from $300-$35,000

>le reddit AMA

Trying to get into speed shooting, mostly just to develop the skill.
Wish there was some 3gun places around Ocala though.

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>quebecnigger
>99% of comps here are three-gun and girly ISSF shit

I just want a tactical shotgun match

>>33052560
LU ?

>>33052727
Lindenwood University

Olympic Men's Skeet Medalist Vincent Hancock studied/shot there as well as 2016 Olympic Women's skeet competitor Morgan Kraft

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Here's the m39 I used

Someone please reply the success of this thread is directly related to my self esteem

>>33054248
Mane as someone who wants to get into competitive shooting I want it to take off just as much as you do but most of /k/ is either noguns or gearfaggots who can't even shoot, don't expect too much.

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>>33054295

I've been doing idpa and uspa for about a year now. I'm about to start 3 gun once my benelli comes in!

>>33054295
I'm
>>33052560

what kind of shooting do you want to do? Competition isn't popular on /k/ because there's generally the price entry barrier and it requires socialization

>>33054716
Pro tip:if you want to be silent in shooting sports shoot skeet. Motherfuckers give you the death glare of you aren't a mouse

>>33054716
>what kind of shooting do you want to do?
My options are limited to shotgun stuff for now. Maybe sharpshooting eventually if I actually end up gitting gud at shooting rifles.

>>33054729
it varies by shooter and environment. At tournaments for any game with money on the line, ya...shut up. It's respectful. I was at the state sporting clays shoot and I'm trying to focus shooting AA class for $1,500 and these D class assholes are reving their atvs and yucking it up.

>>33054748
trap is cheap, easy and boring a fuck. Skeet is a bit harder, but the targets are always the same just like trap.

Sporting Clays is by far the best, but unfortunately the most expensive depending on where you are. A roujnd of skeet (25clays) for me is $5, but 50 sporting clays is $15.

last registered NSCA tourney I entered was a $250 entry fee not to mention travel expenses, ammo, and other.

>>33055051
Lord do I understand what you mean. I got state champion for az in sporting clays in 2014. The fucking dicks in golf carts deserve the rope.
>t.OP