Fun things to do with computerized targets at Guns & Leather?

[NashvilleStage]

Hey everyone,

I used the range over at Guns & Leather for the first time yesterday when I took their Handgun Carry class (which was well-done).

The computerized range looks neat! I didn't have time to play with it, but I want to go back & test it out.

What are some of the fun things that you can program it to do? I'm looking for some neat things to try when I go there next.

Oh, here's my target from the qualification:

I did a lot better than I expected to.

Glock 34, 9mm (one of G&L's rental pistols)

48 rounds:

18 @ 3 yards

18 @ 7 yards

12 @ 15 yards (the shots outside the red were at this distance)

[Kano]

Good Shooting !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[broylz]

when ive been there in the past, i was told that there isnt really much you can do except pick a random number between 1 and 15, i think, and go with it. it does break up the monotony but they arent working half the times ive tried them.

you can also program them for intervals, like showing for 2 seconds and then away for 5 or whatever you choose. i use this as a way to test my abilities to get on target without a pocket timer.

[dunndw]

Talk to the guys upstairs. I believe there are some pre programmed runs that will work your butt off on the range. Target runs out, presents for a second, turns moves, turns, perhaps backwards (no shoot). Get one of them to set something up for you.

[Metalhead]

There are 70+ programs we've put in it. Also, if you can think of a sequence you'd like to shoot, leave it with me and I'll get it plugged in and get a number put on it. Also, if it doesnt work for some reason let us know, it takes about 30 seconds to fix it.

[NashvilleStage]

That sounds great! Next time I'm up there, I'll give you a holler & have you give me a tutorial. Thanks!

[bubbadavis]

There are 70+ programs we've put in it. Also, if you can think of a sequence you'd like to shoot, leave it with me and I'll get it plugged in and get a number put on it. Also, if it doesnt work for some reason let us know, it takes about 30 seconds to fix it.

Is that 30 seconds with one arm?

Hurry up and get well!