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Indoor firing ranges provide you with the opportunity to practice your firearm skills at any time. You don't have to wait for good weather or hit the gun range during daylight hours when you are shooting on an indoor range.
Shooting in a controlled environment can be beneficial, but only if you are actively taking steps to improve each indoor shooting session you complete.
1. Print Your Own Targets
One way you can improve your indoor shooting session is print out your own targets at home. Bringing your own targets to an indoor range allows you to hone your shooting fundamentals.
You can print out small targets that force you to work on your accuracy. Targets of varying sizes can be used to help improve your skill level when shooting from several different distances.
Without access to these specialized targets, you will have to rely on the targets you find when you arrive at the shooting range.
2. Work on Your Hand Speed
An indoor shooting range is the perfect place to develop better hand speed. Tabling drills can be combined with each shot to provide a simple way to increase hand speed.
A tabling drill involves setting an unloaded gun on the table in front of your shooting lane. You must pick up the firearm, load it, and shoot to complete the tabling drill. It's important for shooters to develop clean handling skills to ensure safety when working with firearms.
Tabling drills will improve your hand speed and help you conserve ammunition during each of your indoor shooting sessions.
3. Know When to Leave
Many shooters have a hard time identifying when they should end an indoor shooting session. You should track your performance to determine when you start experiencing diminishing returns. Shooting a firearm requires a lot of physical and mental exertion. This can lead to fatigue over the course of your shooting session.
If you notice that your performance is dropping in a certain exercise, slow down and fire a few more rounds. If your performance doesn't improve, it's time to end your session and resume shooting at a future date.
Good shooters must learn to recognize when their performance is waning due to poor technique and when a drop in performance is caused by fatigue.
You can make the most of each session you complete at an indoor firing range by printing your own targets, practicing tabling drills, and monitoring fatigue levels.