We had a 5=Stand at out club for several yrs.
I really liked it.
Movable target throwers so you could change the coarse up.
A tower behind the shooters to throw over your head target(s) out there and that machine like a Trap thrower so you never knew which direction it would be going out.
Each of the 5 shooting points, the shooter took 5 shots from.
A marker at each point showed the shooter which of the 7 or 8 different target throwers would be offering up the target .
You get one single bird for the first shot.
Then like Trap the next shooter in line is up to shoot and so on down the other shooters.
When it comes back to you,,the next presentation of targets are a Report Double and again the marker in front of you tells you which positions the targets will be coming from.
Then on to the next shooter,,etc.
When it comes back to you,,your last 2 shots at that position are a True Double, with the chart once again noting where the targets come from.
Once all five shooters have shot their first Stand,,as in Trap, the shooters move over one Stand and the last shooter on the end (extreme RH position) comes around to position/Stand #1.
Same cadence of shooting,,One Single, A Report Double and then a True Double. But each Stand has a different line up of target positions that the targets come from.
5 shots at each Stand,,5 Stands,,25 rounds.
I shoot it with a Full choke vintage guns with 30in bbl(s) and never feel handicapped.
Don't over think this Choke Thing.
Get the correct lead and follow through and you will break the bird.
Wipe all that other needless scramble out of your head about choke(s), barrel length, gun weight, action type, shells, velocity, ect.
It can be a very humbling game expecially if you are used to just shooting Skeet.
We often ended the day with a 'Flurry' where all five shooters get to shoot at the same time at multiple targets lunched at the same time.
Great fun.
