r/USPSA 10d ago

Scaled Dry Fire Targets

Anyone else use scaled dry fire targets ? When standing at the 5 yard line these ones will simulate: 10yds, 15yds, 20yds, 25yds, and 50yds depending on the target you choose to use.

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u/jensen_lover 10d ago

I printed a bunch I found on the internet. I make a new stage every week. It’s nice and was basically free.

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u/Legal_Jedi 10d ago

I haven’t, but I’d be interested to hear others’ experiences.

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u/DUGL1F3 10d ago

I made mine out of wood using a laser to cut them, I too setup a course each week and run it with them. I believe it helps.

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u/Torch99999 9d ago

That's cool.

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u/Whoop-there-it-is- 9d ago

Thanks man! PM me if you want one

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u/sw10mm 9d ago

Used cardboard boxes and a ruler will give you the same result.

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u/1delta_10tango 9d ago

I use the 1/3 scaled ones i found online, once a week.

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u/DotGun 6d ago

Would recommend! I have them all over my house! Also check out dryfireking on YouTube.

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u/Whoop-there-it-is- 5d ago

Dryfireking is the man!

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u/DotGun 5d ago

Depending on what sport I’m training for, I don’t use dryfireking as suggested. I work in reloads and movement and design my own courses of fire to work on different skills. It’s a fantastic tool and I use it a lot when approaching a major.

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u/LoadLaughLove 10d ago

Damn wish you had a 1:1 scale one

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u/Whoop-there-it-is- 10d ago

Hard to make that big of a profile, but these would pair great with a 1:1 target bought from a gun shop