Your favorite shooting discipline is?

[Dr.Rob]

Hunting, Tactical Rifle, IDPA, and just plain busting clays.

 

[SabbathWolf]

All of them really too.
Except shotguns.
After I had shoulder surgery, my 12ga days are now over I'm afraid.
But yes...CQB, medium range and long range is all fun to me.
My next gun will be a single-action Blackhawk just because that's "different" too.

 

[asia331]

I carry a sidearm everyday for self defense but happiness resides in a good battle rifle.

 

[Jaxondog]

paper puncher mostly but love to do all kind's of shooting. Especially Skeet or Trap.

 

[BullRunBear]

The trap field for my old Stevens SxS shotguns.

Paper punching and steel targets for everything else. Lately that means muzzleloaders and 22LR rifles and handguns.

Jeff

 

[Shoobee]

Primary interest is and always has been self defense, for which I trust in my 45ACP when around so-called civilization, and in my 44 rem mag when in the mountains or forests.

Secondary interest is in hunting, for which I rely on my Remington model 700 .300 RUM.

Tertiary interest is keeping my skills sharp enough to successfully accomplish both of the above, and also to keep my weapons sighted-in.

 

[Inebriated]

My favorite shooting discipline is going out there with a friend, and seeing who can hit the hardest shot, whether that's a hitting a quarter at 25 yards with a handgun, or a 12 gauge hull at 100 with the .22, or who can empty their magazine into a torso target at 50 yards the fastest, without missing the "kill zone"... it isn't formal, but that's why I like it.

 

[ball3006]

Aim, squeeze, repeat often......................chris3

 

[randymac]

Rimfire benchrest.

 

[Dr T]

My top 3 are Hunting, plinking with a 22, and casual high power bench. In that order.

 

[parsimonious_instead]

Favorite discipline? Regardless of platform, simply enjoying the moment, and trying to continuously improve.