The 10-22 post reminded me of a Ha-Ha funny scenario that developed during one of the kids practice sessions last fall. I have a portable stand that holds 5 swinger targets. The kids were shooting @ about 50 yards from the bench which didn't seem to be a challenge so I upped the ante. I'd been shooting a fair amount in preparation for deer season and was doing well at 50 yards from a seated position using crossed sticks. I drilled 1/2 dozen holes in the top crossbar of the target frame sized to hold golf T's.
The challenge was for the kids to shoot the golf ball off the T before I could cut the T with a 22. We alternated shots based on who got off the first shot. That was my "ringer" as the kids hurried their first shot and missed way too often. With plenty of time to aim and squeeze, I cut way more T's than I really expected--even just a nick toppled the ball.
It did teach the kids that a hurried shot wasn't a good shot which was a win for me.
The challenge was for the kids to shoot the golf ball off the T before I could cut the T with a 22. We alternated shots based on who got off the first shot. That was my "ringer" as the kids hurried their first shot and missed way too often. With plenty of time to aim and squeeze, I cut way more T's than I really expected--even just a nick toppled the ball.
It did teach the kids that a hurried shot wasn't a good shot which was a win for me.