Everyone thinks hitting targets with a shotgun was just point and shoot but, if you have ever been on a dove hunt like me and shot all day and have nothing to show for it the Wing Shooter is for you. The Wing Shooter is a simple gun sight that will help you develop the lead and swing to hit moving targets. It is ideal for dove, duck, clay pigeons or any thing you have to lead to shoot. Instead of
guessing in the air where to shoot you put the bead directly on the target and keep following it through the shot. The Wing Shooter has two collapsable wings on both sides of the barrel level with your sight pin. The wings have two sight pins along it to give you different range setting. The wings have three major positions fully closed against the barrel, half position at a 45 degree and a full position 90 degrees. How it works. The Wing Shooter is based on good solid math with the Pythagorean Theorem however we will not be demonstrating the math. You place the Wing Shooter 6 to 8 inches down on your shotgun barrel and this greatly depends on the speed of the target you are shooting (example the faster the targets are moving the further back on the barrel you move it. ) Six inches back is a good place to start with the wings folded to the preset 45 degree position. As a target is moving to your left or right you will use your new pins of the opposing side. For example if the target is moving left you will use the pins on the right side of the barrel to shoot in front of the target and stay with the target to the ground. The faster the target the more lead you need so you use the outside pin. For more lead you move the wings to the fully extended position. At 6 inches back on a gun with a medium choke tube with the sight at 45 degrees you will have approximately 5 foot of lead at 30 yards and 4 feet of lead between the pins. )
