Target practice, anyone else enjoy shooting?

[Uberhoust]

Don't care too much for shooting targets but really enjoy Sporting Clays. Kind of like Skeet, and Trap except each station has unique presentations of the clays, some moving towards you, some moving away, some cross, some starting overhead. At our local range we even have couple of stations that sometimes throws the clays from behind and below you. We also have clay rabbits (roll along ground), battues (usually launched vertically), mini "midi" (smaller), and micro (really small) clays to round up the challenge. Way more fun than punching holes in paper. Kind of like target practice but the targets are always moving. Shooting glasses are required because sometimes when you hit the incoming clays you get showered with the fragments, a much more visceral experience in my opinion. At our local range the course is uniquely setup for each event, and we shoot in squads of 4 to 5 with a lot of challenges, ribbing, and teasing amongst the squad members.

 

[WhistlingBadger]

Don't care too much for shooting targets but really enjoy Sporting Clays. Kind of like Skeet, and Trap except each station has unique presentations of the clays, some moving towards you, some moving away, some cross, some starting overhead. At our local range we even have couple of stations that sometimes throws the clays from behind and below you. We also have clay rabbits (roll along ground), battues (usually launched vertically), mini "midi" (smaller), and micro (really small) clays to round up the challenge. Way more fun than punching holes in paper. Kind of like target practice but the targets are always moving. Shooting glasses are required because sometimes when you hit the incoming clays you get showered with the fragments, a much more visceral experience in my opinion. At our local range the course is uniquely setup for each event, and we shoot in squads of 4 to 5 with a lot of challenges, ribbing, and teasing amongst the squad members.

Sounds like fun!