Useful new target camera system
- Thread starter Pistolero
- Start date
Pistolero
Well-Known Member
Yes, the wife said the same thing.
One cool addition. This video was shot at my club range. This is the 200-300 benchrest
range, we have a bunch more, but the drone shot is pretty cool. The building to the right
is the club house, the building directly behind the range is used for big meeting, large match
events, club swap meets, vendor setup for national benchrest matches, mostly empty.
You can barely make out the overhead roofs for the 25 and 12 yd ranges behind.
I was just looking at the camera system and was surprised to find where the video was shot.
Looks like a useful tool, esp for shooting at longer ranges where the travel time to check targets
gets to be a pain and even really good optics will not find shots in the black most days.
Bill
One cool addition. This video was shot at my club range. This is the 200-300 benchrest
range, we have a bunch more, but the drone shot is pretty cool. The building to the right
is the club house, the building directly behind the range is used for big meeting, large match
events, club swap meets, vendor setup for national benchrest matches, mostly empty.
You can barely make out the overhead roofs for the 25 and 12 yd ranges behind.
I was just looking at the camera system and was surprised to find where the video was shot.
Looks like a useful tool, esp for shooting at longer ranges where the travel time to check targets
gets to be a pain and even really good optics will not find shots in the black most days.
Bill
Having a 300 yard capability makes it more useful. Eliminates the need for either pits or a bunch of trips downrange.
I like the interface too. Being able to mark shots for different groups and number them is a plus.
Nice looking facilities Bill. A good gun club is a nice thing to have. We are fortunate with ENGC to have a great place to shoot.
I like the interface too. Being able to mark shots for different groups and number them is a plus.
Nice looking facilities Bill. A good gun club is a nice thing to have. We are fortunate with ENGC to have a great place to shoot.
Gary
SE Kansas
Pistolero
Well-Known Member
I am lucky to have access to a good range facility. I can shoot in my back yard but haven't yet put up a
berm and shooting bench, etc. Having the range 4 miles away is a bit of a deterrent to finding enough
round tuits to get my range done. And it will only be out to 100 yds, anyway.
Bill
berm and shooting bench, etc. Having the range 4 miles away is a bit of a deterrent to finding enough
round tuits to get my range done. And it will only be out to 100 yds, anyway.
Bill
waco
Springfield, Oregon
My brother and I have looked into several different versions of this system and products similar from other companies. Shooting at a mile it takes a fair amount of time to walk down the hill then drive a real crappy road were you can only go about 10mph. By the time you go check the target and come back you have burned about 45min.
The AR plate would be used to set in front of the camera system so you don't accidently shoot it.
Gary
SE Kansas
OK, I misunderstood your reply, I thought you were concerned about getting hit yourself. You said "I would want a small hunk of AR plate between me and the camera downrange." I now know you meant between the camera and the target, or a shield to protect the box from an errant shot.
