Trapshooting: My Life's Adventure

By Philip D. Ross

An overview of the events, people, dynamics, and techniques during American trapshooting's golden era. Includes essential trapshooting instruction, theory, advice, and tips. "Something for every trapman or trapwoman from the expert to the beginner. Highly recommended."---Britt Robinson "Overview of the culture, feelings, and methods of trapshooting. A must for every trapshooter's or sportsman's library. I predict a future classic."-Jimmy Heller TALKS ABOUT MATERIALS NEVER ADDRESSED BEFORE IN PRINT. THIS IS THE AUTHOR'S FIRST EDITION WHICH IS RAPIDLY SELLING OUT. (This short biography is intended for those who may be new to the trap line: "Phil Ross was one of the dominant and recognized trapshooters in California and throughout the United States during his heyday that spanned four decades...from the late 50's through the mid '90's. Phil retired from the competitive trap line approximately ten years ago due to encroaching arthritis that took him from the top of his game. Phil is a pioneer trapshooting instructor and continues to promote the sport via consulting and teaching trap from the beginner to the seasoned 27-yard shooter. Phil has the highest knowledge and teaching expertise to bring the best ability out of all trapshooters."---Former student, name upon request.)

• Format: Paperback
• ISBN: 0615237363
• ISBN13: 9780615237367
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Philip D. Ross
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.