Moving/charging target

[DWB]

At BASA we use the Colin Patrick Charge Boxes.

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[grand veneur]

Any system that moves targets from a range in your direction can be used for this. Unfortunately, this practice is prohibited at our shooting ranges for safety reasons. Shooting at targets moving laterally is only possible. This is now mandatory for participating in driven hunts. That left us only with military training grounds to practice with charging targets, which is hardly possible anymore.

 

[DLSJR]

At BASA we use the Colin Patrick Charge Boxes.

Colin Patrick Training

That looks very interesting.

 

[grand veneur]

I would have a target for that.

 

[Miletic]

I’ve done some research but can’t find any “decent” information on fabricating a moving target to replicate a charge of a animal, have herd some folks having them and some shooting schools havimg them, was wanting to make one for the house, any information would be helpful and much appreciated.

You take a motor from an old car that starts the wipers. Each of them has several speeds, you can change them. You place a thin cable or wire along which the target will move. You place a target on a frame made of plastic or wood. On the top of that frame you will tie some rope that is connected to the wiper motor. You must have two circles on which that string will be wound when the target moves. You connect the battery from the car to the engine and let the target run in the direction where you placed the wire. The simplest and has a low pric

 

[skydiver386]

At BASA we use the Colin Patrick Charge Boxes.

Colin Patrick Training

Excellent product, especially the targets. The going away targets are an excellent idea.

 

[spike.t]

I Would love to. Im actually trying to figure out a hunt for 2027.

Don't wish for things that can go to shit in a split second......experienced phs get killed ...so a client as has been said might be not as jacked up as they think......

 

[Dublinpiper90]

At BASA we use the Colin Patrick Charge Boxes.

Colin Patrick Training

Thanks this in combination with others replies is what I’ve been looking for