Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
Introduction

Part One: Skeet Shooting Fundamentals

1. Guns and Equipment
2. Shooting Form (with Todd Nelson)
3. Gun Fit and Mount (with Todd Nelson)
4. Hold Points and Shooting Methods
5. Hitting the Target
6. Eye Dominance and Vision
7. Flinching and Release Triggers
8. Mental Focus

Part Two: The Individual Stations

9. Station 1
10. Station 2
11. Station 3
12. Station 4
13. Station 5
14. Station 6
15. Station 7
16. Station 8
17. Doubles at All Stations

Part Three: Other Principles

18. Safety on the Skeet Range
19. The Rules of Skeet
20. Skeet Shooting Etiquette
21. Teaching and Coaching

Appendix: The Mechanics of Skeet Shooting
Bibliography
About the Author
Index

About the Author

King Heiple is one of the National Skeet Shooting Association's ten Master Instructors. He is a life member of the Ohio State Skeet Shooting Association and in 2001 was inducted into its Hall of Fame. Heiple lives in Pepper Pike, Ohio. Contributor Todd Nelson writes a column for Skeet Shooting Review and Trap & Field magazines .