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Backyard field target course
- Thread starter cavedweller
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For FT practice, I would suggest a practice rock and two packs of playing cards. Put a card on each target. Toss the practice rock over your shoulder and draw a card from the other deck. Set up by the practice rock and shoot the targets that are the same number as your card. Jack or queen, shoot standing, king or ace, kneeling. I would suggest one shot per target, follow up shots can trick you into thinking you are better than you are. Repeat until you run out of air (or steam).
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9 yards to 100 yards
10-55 for field target
Or
20 to 100 for EFT
But I try not to shoot larger calibers except very occasionally to maintain discretion
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Flying targets you mean?Not sure what will happen come summer with hornets???
It might be the least effective way to clear a hornets nest, but it's worth a try or two.
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I have my range setup on a gold claim I own, less than an hour away. The only bummer is I can't use it in the winter, too much snow. So, I go out to the desert when I can. I broke my range into 10 lanes with two targets each lane. The distances at 10-55 yards., and at different Hights. last year, I added four more lanes, two targets each, at 20 to 100 yards. So, from March til December, I have it pretty good.
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I would be glad to post some pictures this spring! I haven't thought about posting pictures, until I started interacting more on the forum. The marvels of social media.
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