My goodness (if any), even that is controversial nowadays.
Not even Breaking Bad targets? Zombie targets?
You're very welcome, Sir.
Did a shooting class down here at an indoor range and one of the exercises had the BG target face you at about 20 yards and then suddenly move towards you. You had to draw and put 5 shots into 'him' before he reached the 4 yard line. Its certainly a different perspective to shooting at a static target. Changes one's outlook.
The great preponderance of actors completely fail at transforming their own personalities from one show to the next. I think that's the reason they are hired to do specific roles, the producers/directors know what to expect and don't have to work as hard.
Our local IDPA club does lots of scenarios/drills like the one you mention. We shoot sitting down at a table, tying our shoes, carrying a grocery bag (trains you to drop whatever you are carrying... a common malfunction in real gunfights), laying down, backing up, moving forward, moving to the side, behind cover, moving to cover, thru a car windshield, and lots of other ways things tend to happen in real life. IMO it's cheap training and fun.
Papa Murphy's recently sent me the signal they didn't want my business any more. Jacked the price for a large to $20.99. We'll still get it on the cheap day/specials once in awhile. But no tips! I figure they had to up their wages to get the little tender snowflakes to show up to work.
We only buy the Tues $12 large pizza. You must be talkin Family size for it to be that much dough. Can't afford to eat like that very often... they opened a new Panda Express here... we tried it and the meal, for two, cost us $24... for that price I can eat at the fab local Chinese sit down restaurant. If the wife wasn't so paranoid about covid that is...
Call me "I have no idea what Wild Mike's is"!!
No! That's for a large! I was blown away. Like 6 months ago A large had gone up to $15.99. We always had coupons that came with the Wednesday ads in the mail. Or pizza Tuesdays, or the cheap pizza of the week.
Except the NRA CCW (concealed handgun) class, this class uses IDPA or USPA targets.
With a similar group that I discussed earlier regarding the t-shirts (post #102); I did a similar drill using a moving target approaching them. I've seen this done in the past and, with less experienced shooters, they can turn into VERY bad shots, even though technically the target is getting easier to hit since it is getting "bigger." I was pleased to see that the group put their training to practice and shot at the approaching targets very well. It is satisfying to see when folks who train even semi-regularly benefit from their efforts.
All a matter of being a different perspective. Easy to shoot a flat hanging target but having one move toward you helps one understand what might be.
Well crap, that sucks. That wouldn't work for me!!
I rarely shop at Safeway, but will try to remember for next time I am there. Meanwhile, I do enjoy garbage Totino's for <$2. And I get the Red Baron 3 pack pepperoni at Grocery Outlet for $8.99.
Moy's Dynasty, yes. Still run by the same family that bought it out from Quincy Fong. Best Chinese in a town of 13k that has 7 chinese food places, not including Safeway deli (Panda Express and Safeway deli are about the same price and quality). Lunch there is still under $7. I don't eat at Bud Jackson's since I retired. I don't enjoy the bar atmosphere and their cook is always waaaaaaayyyyyyy too slow. Food was good tho. When it used to be The Eastside Tavern, we went there for lunch at least once a week for broasted chicken and jojos.
The same is true of Rosie O'Donnel targets.
