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Rifle & Gun Targets - Clay Pigeon Shooting

Guns are used for many purposes, and one of them is target shooting. Target shooting can be a hobby or a form of competitive sport, and it tests the participants’ abilities to shoot accurately. Targets can be stationary or moving, and the shooters have to hit them from certain distances. Since targets are considered a type of shooting supply, they can be purchased in many stores that carry gun supplies and sporting goods. Here are some websites that offer shooting targets.

Rifle Targets

  • Pistoleer: Find targets for all kinds of rifle shooting events in this website.
  • MGM Targets: A shooting targets provider that has an extensive array of rifle targets.
  • Target Barn: Many different types of targets for both rifle and pistol shooting.

Gun Targets

  • Midway USA: This website has a wide selection of targets for gun shooting, ranging from ballistic polymer targets to steel targets.
  • American Targets: A company that specializes in shooting targets.
  • Action Target: Action Target offers an impressive line of high quality portable gun targets.

Clay Pigeon Targets

  • White Flyer: White Flyer has one of the largest selections of clay pigeon targets on the Internet.
  • Lawry Shooting Sports: Manufacturer that supplies top quality and affordable clay pigeon targets.

Printable Targets

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Which of the following is NOT one of the "Three Ws" that should be included in every hunting plan?

What firearm you are hunting with.
Who you are with.
When you are returning.
Where you are going.


   

What technique can be described as "slow, patient movement of the hunter into shooting position after game has been located"?

Stand Hunting
Stalking
Driving
Still Hunting


   

Which species is there federal hunting laws for?

Wood Duck
Ring-knecked pheasant
Snowshoe hare
White-tailed Deer


   

Which field carry provides the most firearm control?

Two-handed
Cradle
Trail
Sling


   

Which choice is NOT recommended when approaching downed wildlife?

Approach quietly from behind.
Poke animal gently with a stick.
Touch the eye gently, if there's no reaction, animal is usually dead.
Shoot it again before approaching to make sure it is dead.


   

What is the technique known as "driving"?

One hunter sitting in a blind waiting for game to come along.
One hunter moving slowly and patiently into shooting position after game has been located.
One or more pushers walk through an area trying to move game ahead of them into areas wehre blockers are waiting.
One hunter driving a vehicle and a second hunter in the back set shooting through the open window.


   

Scouting an area you want to hunt should include:

Walk around the area on opening day with your firearm or bow.
Walk around the area looking for animal movements and signs.
Look at maps and aerial photos of the area.
Answers B and C.


   

Which of the following is NOT a reason why you should develop a hunting plan for every hunt?

So friends and family know how to contact you in case of emergency.
So you can use your hunting plan to start a fire if you get lost.
So fellow hunters know where you are located.
So friends and family know where you can be found in case of a hunting accident.


   

Which of these items should be on every checklist included in your hunting plan?

Hunting license
Decoys
Arrows
Treestand


   

Which of these does NOT violate a hunting safety rule?

Carrying a loaded firearm in a vehicle.
Keeping your finger on the trigger while stalking game.
Two hunters shooting at the same game.
Identifying what lies beyond an identified target.