Shooting at still targets on the range is fine for punching holes in paper, but in real life, threats don't often stand still for you. So, the only way to train for that is to get used to hitting moving targets, and there are a few ways to train yourself using simple moving range targets. In this episode of Shoot Sweet, Julie Golob shows you how to build your skills against targets in motion.
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Shoot a Moving Target
If what you're shooting at isn't just standing there, how do you hit it? Sweet shooting Julie Golob shows two ways.
By Julie Golob
November 3, 2016
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