[papaw]

He was baking cookies for himself and his 2 dogs. Recently went through another round of chemo. Was supposed to give trap lessons in Kansas, but the Covid ended that. Said he might have an other year of no cotton. Just no moisture around Lubbock.
Britt said to say hello.

 

[eric]

Took his clinic several years back - true gentleman.

 

[Cowboy Rick]

Most NATURAL ABILITY that I have ever seen !!!!

 

[Ajax]

A Grand individual!

 

[papaw]

Britt is doing well shooting long range rifle.

 

[o-hale]

Fastest doubles shooter I ever saw.

 

[pheasantmaster]

He's one heck of a "B52 Bomber" player too.

Fastest doubles shooter I ever saw.

With full on full no less.

 

[Beretta680]

Fastest doubles shooter I ever saw.

without a doubt

 

[slide action]

When we lived in OK. I saw Britt shoot a few times and talked with him a couple of times. A simple and humble man ,and a true sportsman. Back in "the Day" he was undoubtedly one of the fastest shooters alive . In a headwind, I have actually seen target pieces come back and hit the house ! He could shoot a target before I could even focus on it ! He was like greased Lightning !!

 

[rookieshooter]

What impressed me the most was ''post 5 hard right, 27 yard''. No one consistently smoked um as quick as he did. If my memory is correct, he held way off the right corner of the house.
.Again if my memory serves me correct, his guns had a LOP of 15'' +.
I first met Britt at the old PG gun club in MD, when he came out to hunt geese, with the future ATA president ''Lucky'' Nightingdale.

 

[RapidRonnie]

I always made it a point to watch Britt shoot whenever I could. First time was at The Grand in 1972. To say he was impressive is an understatement. And Gravestock was no slouch either

 

[ljutic73]

He was baking cookies for himself and his 2 dogs. Recently went through another round of chemo. Was supposed to give trap lessons in Kansas, but the Covid ended that. Said he might have an other year of no cotton. Just no moisture around Lubbock.
Britt said to say hello.

Good to hear news about Britt! Amazing teacher and a fine gentleman.

 

[Charlie Becknell]

Is there any video of Britt shooting, I would like to see him in action.

 

[ljutic73]

Is there any video of Britt shooting, I would like to see him in action.

I'd love to see that. I shot with him for the 1990 Montana State Shoot and it was about the best week I've ever had in this game. To watch him shoot from the 27 and then doubles is hard to describe.

 

[Cowboy Rick]

He broke 27 yd. handicap targets QUICKER than most of us break a 16 yd.target !!!

 

[NSXER]

1st met Britt Robinson in May 2009 at the Evergreen Sportsman's Club, Olympia, Washington.
Took a two day class with 4 other shooters. Couple rounds of singles - rest of the time
doubles & handicap. I was on the 22 at that time. Told us many stories how he set up his guns+ time
traveling with Leo Harrison, shooting in the wind - on & on.

He returned a year later and I was fortunate to spend a whole day in a private lesson. Concentrated
on handicap (34 boxes of shells from the 25 - at least 8 hours - He's not a clock watcher & right from the beginning
said we'd go as long as I wanted ha ha!)

12 months later in Spokane, WA (ATA Inland Empire Handicaps) - 97X100 from the 26 to make the 27 for the 1st time (shooting an Alfermann purchased from Merlyn's Trap Guns -solid gun for me).

Great guy!

 

[Champion II]

If anyone sees a clinic of his this year or next please post it.

 

[ljutic73]

I took his clinic in 1994 and it immediately improved my shooting...and I use what he taught me to this day...if I ever get back to trap again.