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Check Brownells. Look for D&E ScopeEZE. There is a stick-on model or a velcro/elastic strap model if you don't want it on permanently. I just got one, works pretty well. They are available in tapered or constant thickness and cost between about $30 and $40.

TLD -- Definitely find a way to take at least one lesson with a good coach. I was amazed at how much I learned and improved from just one lesson. A good teacher is going to be able to see where you need the most help and concentrate on those areas, something no video can do. Of course the vids are an easy and relatively inexpensive way to be exposed to a lot of different shooting styles.....they'll usually tell you that theirs is the best one, naturally! I was fortunate to find a very good teacher and the 2hrs my buddy & I spent shooting with her did wonders for both of us....and she did this without even having a gun with her or shooting ours even once. It didn't even sink in to us until the lesson was over that indeed, she had never even touched a gun the whole time. I will definitely be taking more lessons as the budget dictates. Ask around your local clays courses/clubs and find yourself a good instructor.....the good ones don't need to show you how good THEY can shoot, but how good they can make YOU shoot. Best money I've ever spent shooting.