Renowned Shooting Instructor Chris Batha to Present Seminar on Shotgun Shooting at SCI's 45th Annual Hunters' Convention


Chris Batha has more than thirty years of wing and competition clay shooting experience worldwide and a passion for fine shotguns. He is considered one of the highest qualified and most experienced shooting instructors in the world today.

In his seminar at the SCI Hunters' Convention February 1-4, 2017, in Las Vegas, Chris will use a ShotKam and video to demonstrate and explain how one shooter can say he sees three feet of lead, another says he sees five feet, and another one swears he sees no lead at all and yet all three break the clay!

Chris will uncover the mystery of how you can hit and miss the same target, apparently seeing the same lead. During the seminar, Chris will explain the essential dynamics of gun speed, method and technique that come into play as the shot is taken.

The seminar will be held February 3, 2017, from 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. in the Lagoon C meeting room of the Mandalay Bay Convention Center on Level 2.

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To learn more about the 45th Annual Hunters' Convention events and register for the convention, please visit www.showsci.org.


About the SCI Hunters' Convention:
Safari Club expects upwards of 24,000 international hunters to visit Las Vegas, Nevada, February 1-4, 2017. The SCI Hunters' Convention represents the largest and most successful event to raise money for advocacy to protect hunters' rights. The 2017 Hunters' Convention will be the largest in the organization's history with nearly a million square feet of exhibits and 2,500 vendors.

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