ButchA
Well-Known Fanatic
Oldgunner_43 said this in another thread, so I figured I'd copy/paste it over here into a new thread:
"Yeah, that's kinda like my visualization of people who pissed me off on each clay target that I shot in practice. However, that's not what I was looking for in my post. What do you Fanatics do when you go to the range? For most folks, I see a lot of rounds downrange with no real plan or objective that will lead to improved performance. Fess up! Do you go out to the range with any real plan or objective for improving some element of your shooting expertise or is it just another range trip to exercise your stable of guns?"
I go to the range with my RIA to try and keep myself steady and try and improve my groupings each time I go. I print my own targets from my laptop and bring one or two of them along as well.
As for a plan or objective, feel free to click on this, download it, print it out for yourself. Put the target out at 20 feet and keep each and every round inside the yellow ring. Let go and try it one handed. Switch hands and try it weak-handed. Lots of ways to practice using this homemade target...
"Yeah, that's kinda like my visualization of people who pissed me off on each clay target that I shot in practice. However, that's not what I was looking for in my post. What do you Fanatics do when you go to the range? For most folks, I see a lot of rounds downrange with no real plan or objective that will lead to improved performance. Fess up! Do you go out to the range with any real plan or objective for improving some element of your shooting expertise or is it just another range trip to exercise your stable of guns?"
I go to the range with my RIA to try and keep myself steady and try and improve my groupings each time I go. I print my own targets from my laptop and bring one or two of them along as well.
As for a plan or objective, feel free to click on this, download it, print it out for yourself. Put the target out at 20 feet and keep each and every round inside the yellow ring. Let go and try it one handed. Switch hands and try it weak-handed. Lots of ways to practice using this homemade target...
