Those plates are specifically designed for shooting even at 6 feet, this was at 6-7 yards. They are indeed angled downwards, are made of hardened steel which basically disintegrates ball or HP ammo.
I was using ball ammo. The .45 was Win Whitebox 230g and the .357Sig was Remington 125g ball.
Thanks for the compliment. I really enjoy shooting, but I really enjoy challenging myself. Shot timers are a great way to increase your speed once you are well practiced in drawing, firing and the like. I've been shooting for a really long time, so if anyone is new to shooting, please make sure to put the time into training slow and smooth first, this type of shooting takes a lot of training and practice.
Zhur
(I'll post where I got the targets as long as it isn't against the rules, never sure about that rule.)
I was using ball ammo. The .45 was Win Whitebox 230g and the .357Sig was Remington 125g ball.
Thanks for the compliment. I really enjoy shooting, but I really enjoy challenging myself. Shot timers are a great way to increase your speed once you are well practiced in drawing, firing and the like. I've been shooting for a really long time, so if anyone is new to shooting, please make sure to put the time into training slow and smooth first, this type of shooting takes a lot of training and practice.
Zhur
(I'll post where I got the targets as long as it isn't against the rules, never sure about that rule.)