Official olympic skeet shooting?

Question

Can anyone tell me the official olympic setup for men's skeet shooting. Where the throwers go, where the shooters stand, where out of bounds is, etc... Also what kind of gun is used and with what kind of shells and the allowed extra equipment( like vests). And what the starting stances are and the shooting stances.

And what is the steps for getting into the olympics from being a nobody to winning the gold.

Some websites that have this information would be nice as well.

thank you

Answer 1

kieren V

i laughed too

Answer 2

i want to start skeet shooting i am 16 and know a bit about the sport, my aim would also be to achieve gold. Skeet shooters normally use an over and under shotgun with open chokes. They must use size 9 cartridges or smaller. you can wear anything you like but must wear glasses and hearing protection.

most shooter stand with the gun in there shoulder looking down the barrel waiting for the clays. The setup for skeet is seven stations in a semi circular pattern with a high house on the left ( fires high clays) and a low house on the right ( fires low clays).

to get to the Olympics you have to be spotted or be nominated by your club. to be spotted or nominated you must win county championships nationals finals. then try to come first at the world finals. then its the Olympics

Answer 3

I laughed. Firing a gun isn't much of a sport...

Answer 4

i have to answer this so yahoo will give me points to ask my own questions.. that sucks for you doesnt it :)

Answer 5

I laughed and I remember the days when that wouldnt be funny. Man I must be getting old.

Answer 6

Skeet? Do you mean s***n?

Answer 7

oo can i use my wang for that sport?

Answer 8

try looking on some of these sites in this search for the information you are looking for.....

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=na...

Answer 9

Am I the only one who laughed at the title?

Answer 10

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