Handgunners,
There are tons of different shooting skills out there. From engaging flying targets to long range rifle shooting. But I would imagine a lot of handgun shooters spend most of their time at the range poking holes in stationary paper targets.
So what is "good" or "great" at the range?
How fast can a "good" shooter unload six rounds into an 8 inch circle at 7 yards?
How tight is a "good" shooter's slow-fire group at 10 yards or 25 yards?
I'd like to know how I stand up against the "good" and even the "best" shooters out there.
Is there a place where I can find stats like this?
Hope you guys might have some hard numbers that I can start trying to beat!
On a sidenote, I'm curious to know if people time themselves at the range, and if so, how do you do it. Is there a special timer you buy?
There are tons of different shooting skills out there. From engaging flying targets to long range rifle shooting. But I would imagine a lot of handgun shooters spend most of their time at the range poking holes in stationary paper targets.
So what is "good" or "great" at the range?
How fast can a "good" shooter unload six rounds into an 8 inch circle at 7 yards?
How tight is a "good" shooter's slow-fire group at 10 yards or 25 yards?
I'd like to know how I stand up against the "good" and even the "best" shooters out there.
Is there a place where I can find stats like this?
Hope you guys might have some hard numbers that I can start trying to beat!
On a sidenote, I'm curious to know if people time themselves at the range, and if so, how do you do it. Is there a special timer you buy?
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