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Summary: Save and read over and over
Review: This is a great book, but wordy. Book could be 25% shorter if author got rid of meaningless platitudes.
The author IS VERY WELL INFORMED and a great teacher. He does share info that we can all use, regardless of expertise level.
As I said above, this one's a keeper. Read it over and over and concentrate on one lesson at a time, as the author suggests.
I will get his second book(Precision Trapshooting), actually written before this one, very soon.
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Summary: Trap Shooting Secrets Ranks #1 of top 10 books!
Review: Trap Shooting Secrets book has reached #1 status of the top-10 books in all diciplines of shotgun shooting. The survey was taken by Europe's premier Clay Shooting Magazine and the results are published in the June 1998 issue. Also, Daro Handy, the top-gun ATA trapshooter in the USA has endorsed the book and highly recommends shooter's to read not only "Trap Shooting Secrets" but also, "Precision Shooting - The Trap Shooter's Bible." But that is not all! Phil Kiner, ATA All-American trapshooter also recommends trapshooter's to purchase these books as Mr. Kinner has found the books to be full of useful trapshooting tips and an excellent addition to every trapshooter's library.There is a reason why the top-guns of the world and why the books are ranking #1 status... because they are simply the best trapshooting books you can buy. We also wish to thank all the trapshooter's who have bought the books and submitted kind letters of thanks for the books raising their scores. That's what the books were designed to do. We do appreciate your success and wish you all many more wins at those big trapshoots!
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Summary: Buyer beware.
Review: While this book offers many sound trapshooting points, they come amidst a sea of personal opinion, Christian evangelizing, and the marketing of other books. This book is self-published and begs for professional editing. There are countless glowing spelling and grammatical errors. If one were to eliminate the redundancy and material not related to the subject, this rather expensive book would barely reach 100 pages. And, as if the contents were all his original ideas, he offers no bibliographic reference for any of the opinions, facts, or conclusions, even though many are contrary to conventional trapshooting wisdom and instruction. While Russell is quick to point out that the book is only useful if kept constantly on hand during practice and competition, he also sells it as an e-book that cannot be printed. All things considered, I have to seriously question the accuracy of the material and the validity of Mr. Russell�s opinions.
Rating:
Summary: Buyer beware.
Review: While this book offers many sound trapshooting points, they come amidst a sea of personal opinion, Christian evangelizing, and the marketing of other books. This book is self-published and begs for professional editing. There are countless glowing spelling and grammatical errors. If one were to eliminate the redundancy and material not related to the subject, this rather expensive book would barely reach 100 pages. And, as if the contents were all his original ideas, he offers no bibliographic reference for any of the opinions, facts, or conclusions, even though many are contrary to conventional trapshooting wisdom and instruction. While Russell is quick to point out that the book is only useful if kept constantly on hand during practice and competition, he also sells it as an e-book that cannot be printed. All things considered, I have to seriously question the accuracy of the material and the validity of Mr. Russell's opinions.
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