"Happy trap/skeet customers" is a good start, but find someone who stocks guns for shooters who shoot "low gun," that is, they don't start with their gun already mounted in the shooting position.

This is where international skeet comes in. Under international (UIT) rules, when the bird is called for the toe of the stock must be touching a marker on the shooting jacket determined by the point of the shooter's elbow, and must remain there until the bird is released, which can be any time up to three seconds after the call. That means that the shooter must react to the bird and not the other way around.

Smooth, quick and sure gun mounting are a prerequisite for success, since the international target travels at about 100 mph.

A stock maker who can supply a stock for this game will be able to do the same for your dangerous game rifle.