Should F-class shooters be required to pull targets?

[Bindi2]

I object to the other shooters targets being displayed on the bottom of the monitor. I call that coaching. Shooting is between you and the weather with the results on the target.

 

[Drolds72]

I object to the other shooters targets being displayed on the bottom of the monitor. I call that coaching. Shooting is between you and the weather with the results on the target.

How is that any different than watching neighbors targets with a spotter?

 

[Bindi2]

How is that any different than watching neighbors targets with a spotter?

I only shoot one shoot a year on manual targets all the rest are on ETs. The reason I shoot there is it is semi local and paid markers. By the way we are not allowed to use wind vanes/windmills either only the large yellow red flags on a pole down the side of the range. My rifle scope only covers my target. Mirage is easily seen in the rifle scope.

 

[sdean]

I object to the other shooters targets being displayed on the bottom of the monitor. I call that coaching. Shooting is between you and the weather with the results on the target.

You have never looked at someone else's target? I say good luck to anyone chasing someone else's spotter. I have enough trouble chasing my own.

 

[Drolds72]

I only shoot one shoot a year on manual targets all the rest are on ETs. The reason I shoot there is it is semi local and paid markers. By the way we are not allowed to use wind vanes/windmills either only the large yellow red flags on a pole down the side of the range. My rifle scope only covers my target. Mirage is easily seen in the rifle scope.

The nra wind flags are all we use as well. At long range, I use my spotter to watch far flags. At midrange, if I know how the guys next to me shoot, I will watch their targets and mirage. I will hold up on a shot if it feels like a condition is changing. That is usually confirmed with a “9” and an “oh crap” next to me. Have saved a few points that way. Use every tool in the box!