NoirFan
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Hello, the range I shoot at is an indoor facility, 50 yard max distance. They allow all types of shotgun ammo: buck, bird and slugs. I've already done my patterning, and I'd like to build some more defensive shotgun skills but a single lane at an indoor range is kind of limited in what you can do there.
So far I've been just doing reloading and manipulation drills, moving shells from the saddle to the tube while keeping the gun on target. If I'm there with a friend, we take turns loading a random number of shells into the gun, then taking turns firing; that way you don't know when it's going to go empty and prompt a reload. I intend to take a class when I have the time but any other exercise suggestions for the time being are appreciated.
Thanks
So far I've been just doing reloading and manipulation drills, moving shells from the saddle to the tube while keeping the gun on target. If I'm there with a friend, we take turns loading a random number of shells into the gun, then taking turns firing; that way you don't know when it's going to go empty and prompt a reload. I intend to take a class when I have the time but any other exercise suggestions for the time being are appreciated.
Thanks