Keep the white bead that the gun came with. Look at the target not the bead. You will shoot better.

 

Yeah. What Kraiza said. {hs#

A high-visibility sight is the worst thing you could put on the rib of a gun used for trap and skeet. It will distract your attention away from the target, and that will cause you to miss it.

You would be better off with no front sight at all than with a high-visibility one.

 

i agree,I have tried the H-viz 3-times and it threw me off big time.I went back to the standard white
bead.

 

I disagree with the above posters. I have found that the small green insert in the Hi-Vis actually helps new shooters. Yes, after time a small white bead is best, but the Hi-Viz kit has those and it takes like 20 seconds to swap it in.

 

+1 on what the others above said . Forget the sight.

 

A high-visibility sight is the worst thing you could put on the rib of a gun used for trap and skeet. It will distract your attention away from the target, and that will cause you to miss it.

I generally agree with Seamus, although large mechanical lizards would likely be even more distracting.

 

Thanks for all your feedback. I believe that I will continue with my original white bead front sight and continue to work on technique and follow through. I will also beware of large mechanical lizards.

 

Ahem......

1. For American Trap (in relative terms a game of more barrel/sight awareness...the smallest bead you can find makes sense).
2. For American Skeet: If you are a beginner...use a small bead....if you are experienced: shoot from the hip!
3. Sporting: Definitely use a Hi-Viz.
4. Fitasc: The smallest bead you can find (see trap above).

Those who dread Hi-Viz sights have not been to Nationals and seen the VAST majority of shooters use them!