How To Fit A Shotgun To You – Length of Pull, Comb Height, & Cast

There are three main things you must do to properly fit your hunting shotgun to your body. You must adjust the length of pull, comb height or drop, and the cast. Gunfitting is very important because the way you eye sits when you mount your shotgun will determine how accurate you are. Whether it is a new modern shotgun with a plastic stock or a classic shotgun with a wood stock, you must consistently mount the gun the same way every time with good eye position to consistently hit targets like ducks, geese, pheasants, doves, grouse, or sporting clays. Hunters need a shotgun stock that fits their shoulder well. And fitting a shotgun to you is not that complicated and you can gain much of the benefit with only a small amount of knowledge and work. How To Fit A Shotgun To Your Body Article: https://www.newhuntersguide.com/2022/... Support the channel on Patreon:   / thenewhuntersguide   Shotgunning is an art form as well as a science and you must have a good match between your body and your gun. This easy shotgun fitting guide will walk you through all of the steps needed to ensure a good custom fit so you can accurately point your gun and hit targeting hunting, at sporting clays, or shooting trap or skeet. Many good shotgun manufacturers like Mossberg, Remington, Browning, Benelli, Beretta, Winchester and others produce shotguns with a variety of simple stock adjustments to help fit their shotguns to the majority of shooters. Mossberg gave me the 940 Pro shotgun that I use in this video. Carlson's and Muller gave me the choke tubes that you see in the video and thumbnail.