Tom Knapp's Solo Practice Drill — Break More Clay Targets When You Can't Get to the Range

"Tom Knapp's Solo Practice Drill In Clay Shooting— Break More Clay Targets When You Can't Get to the Range" Want to become a better clay shooter even when you can't make it to the range? In this video, we break down Tom Knapp's legendary dry-fire practice philosophy and reveal the simple at-home drill that can improve your gun mount, lead, follow-through, and target acquisition—all without firing a single shell. If you're an over-50 clay shooter, sporting clays enthusiast, skeet shooter, or trap shooter looking to maintain your skills between range sessions, this routine can help you stay sharp and build consistent muscle memory. Learn why Tom Knapp believed dry practice was the secret to live-fire success, how to "miss in front," master your shotgun mount, use the bead as a natural rangefinder, and create a smooth swing that carries through every target. Whether you shoot sporting clays, skeet, trap, or upland birds, these practical drills can help you return to the range with more confidence and break more targets. ⏱️ Timestamps 00:00 – Tom Knapp's Secret to Better Shooting 01:03 – The Man Who Broke Ten Clays 02:13 – Miss in Front 03:33 – The Mount-and-Lead Sequence 05:12 – The Bead Rangefinder 06:50 – Why This Works 07:52 – Your Challenge This Week Got a question or want us to cover a specific clay shooting topic? Drop it in the comments! Like the video if you found it helpful. Subscribe for more clay shooting tips. Don’t forget to share this with a fellow shooter. Barrel Boost Disclaimer: This channel does not promote or encourage any illegal activities. All content provided by Barrel Boost is intended strictly for educational purposes only. #ClayShooting #SportingClays #ShotgunShooting #TomKnapp #claypigeonshooting