Don't make any gun changes on windy days. Shoot what you are used to. Shooting in the wind is really not that much more difficult than without wind. It is mostly in your mind. The wind really messes with a lot of peoples heads, and as a result, they tend to shot miserable scores in the wind. While a windy day will lower scores a little, look at the winning scores on the scoreboard after you are done. My bet is that the winning scores will be pretty much what they are on a calm day. Those shooters that post the high scores just didn't let the wind alter their shoot plans. I, personally, do not make any equipment changes, nor shell changes, for the wind. The only thing I change on windy days is I take a little extra time to really see what the target is doing before I take the shot and I widen my stance a little for better stability...... Just my opinion.....Dan Thome (Trap2)