Announcing an upcoming series of Shooting Tips, starting November 1st, focused on various shooting methods, strengths and weaknesses of each, the why's and where's of using them, and the value of having more than one shooting method available.

Nearly all Sporting Clay, Skeet, Trap and Wing shooters have a desire to shoot better, more accurately, and with increasing consistency. For many however, shooting mistakes can create disappointment, frustration, sadness or even anger when competing, shooting in the field, possibly even in practice or recreational outings.

Each month, The Paragon School of Sporting provides web visitors a new shooting tip to help your shooting consistency on the game field, in the shooting box and on your scoresheet.

Over the upcoming months a series of shooting tips will be released that talk about the value of having more than one shooting method available when facing so varying target presentations. Whether wing or clay, recreational target shooter, seasoned sporting clays competitor, wing shooting sportsman, or new shooter looking to improve your shooting abilities, these upcoming tips will bring you closer to your personal goals and shooting abilities.

Over the next upcoming months, the Paragon Shooting Tips will focus on a different method each month, why and where you might want to use it, and the strengths and weaknesses of each method. At the conclusion of this upcoming series of articles you will be equipped to match a method's strength to a presentation difficulty. The goal? Give the shooter the advantage, not the target!

We hope you continue to return to The Paragon Website over the upcoming months and share the journey with us. Each month the Sporting Clays Tips Index will be your launching point for each of the upcoming articles.

The first article of this 5 part series will be the November 2008 Sporting Clays Tip due out on November 1st, 2008.