Sportrap with Ed Solomons | ShotKam Gen 4

ShotKam videos captured by Ed Solomons, FITASC Sporting World Champion and England Sporting Team Captain. Compak Sporting, Sportrap, and FITASC Sporting are three distinct shotgun shooting disciplines, each with its own set of rules, formats, and target presentations. Read a breakdown of how they differ below.

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1. Sportrap:
— Sportrap is a separate shotgun shooting discipline that is somewhat similar to FITASC Sporting but has its own unique characteristics.
— In Sportrap, shooters typically remain at a single station, and the targets are presented in pairs.
— Unlike FITASC, Sportrap often involves faster target presentations and a higher target density, making it a more rapid and dynamic shooting discipline.
— Shooters may engage both targets simultaneously, one target followed by the other, or in other specified sequences depending on the competition format.

2. Compak Sporting:
— Compak Sporting is a shotgun shooting discipline that originated in Europe, particularly in France.
— In Compak Sporting, shooters remain at a single shooting station, and targets are presented in various combinations, typically as pairs.
— The targets in Compak Sporting are usually presented in a standardized manner, with specific angles and trajectories.
— Shooters engage these pairs of targets from their assigned station, and the target sequences can vary from one station to the next.
— Compak Sporting places an emphasis on accuracy, as shooters must break both targets in each pair to earn points.
— It is often considered a more structured and standardized discipline compared to some other shotgun sports.

3. FITASC Sporting (F.I.T.A.S.C. Sporting):
— FITASC Sporting is a discipline governed by FITASC (Fédération Internationale de Tir aux Armes Sportives de Chasse).
— It involves shooters moving around a series of shooting stations, taking turns to engage clay targets that simulate the flight patterns of game birds.
— Shooters often face a variety of target presentations, including standard clay pigeons, battue, rabbit, and other challenging targets.
— It emphasizes gun handling skills and is known for its set of specific rules, including gun mount and shooter movement.

In summary, while Compak Sporting, Sportrap, and FITASC Sporting all involve shotgun shooting and may use pairs of targets, they differ in terms of the shooting format, target presentations, and rules. Compak Sporting is characterized by standardized target presentations at individual stations, Sportrap offers a faster and more dynamic experience with pairs of targets, and FITASC Sporting involves shooters moving between stations and facing a wide variety of target types. Shooters often choose to participate in one or more of these disciplines based on their preferences and skill sets.

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