Rollin Oswald wrote:
Looking ONLY at the target is a learned skill. You have picked up a bad habit shooting the gun like a rifle. I suggest you try to break the habit before changing beads, which would be dealing with a symptom rather than the cause of the problem.
When shooting clays, say "target, target, target" to yourself each time before calling for a target. When it is released, focus hard and visually center on the leading edge of each target. Try to see the ridges on the leading edge.
You can do the same thing with other shooters' targets until you develop the skill.
Actually I use the churchill method, I never see the bead, only target. But the bead is just so big that my eyes are attracted to it. I usually just see the target with the barrel rib in a blur.