geekWithA.45
Moderator Emeritus
It strikes me that practice in an indoor range is somewhat limited, in that you're basically shooting at a target that's either static, moving away from you, or moving towards you, which is still essentially a zero value target.
Considering that few/no ranges have the equipment for it, how can we best emulate shooting at a laterally moving target? In an outdoor range, I can envision some possibilities, such as a swinging target, balloons, and the like, but if that's not available (often) , what's the next best thing?
The closest I can figure is to set out 4 targets (6 inch circles), and rapidly rotate among them to change my aim point, but I'm thinking there might be other/better ideas out there.
Considering that few/no ranges have the equipment for it, how can we best emulate shooting at a laterally moving target? In an outdoor range, I can envision some possibilities, such as a swinging target, balloons, and the like, but if that's not available (often) , what's the next best thing?
The closest I can figure is to set out 4 targets (6 inch circles), and rapidly rotate among them to change my aim point, but I'm thinking there might be other/better ideas out there.