Things you hear when you hang out at the range.
A gentleman was firing at a target from the concrete benches at 200 yards, his comment:
“I can’t see where I’m hitting. When I make a scope change, I don’t know which shot is which when I go downrange to look at my target”.
A couple of guys shooting at 100 yards:
“There ought to be a TV system or something so we can see where we’re shooting”.
Two more guys shooting at 100 yards about 3:30 in the afternoon:
“There is so much shadow that I can’t see where we’re shooting”.
Well, we have a solution to those problems. Recently we have set up electronic target frames at both the 100 and 200 yard ranges. We have a stand-alone Silver Mountain electronic system that members can use to see what is going on at 100 and 200 yards.
We have everything shooters need at the range; a target unit, a line unit, an iPad display and batteries for the line and target units. These are in a cabinet at the range and they are on a charger to keep them ready for use.
The system is not hard to use, but it does take some instruction. I am willing to hold evening classes on how to use the system if I have people who are interested in learning how to use it. Because the system has some expensive components (sensors are $125 each to replace) and sooner or later someone is going to shoot a sensor – we ask $25.00 per shooter to offset costs we will probably incur.
If you are interested, drop me an email at FWRRHPDirector@aol.com and I will be glad to schedule a class at the range to show new shooters how to use the system.