Fun little tool for moving targets.

I never shoot at a running target without the rock-n-roll option.
Robin

"running at 10 mph". Who runs away at gun fire at only 10 mph? I have to ask, were they already shot a few times in the legs? I'd be sprinting, and if it were flat ground, at double that speed.

Exonautic said:

and just for you @Uzi someone running at 15 mph would have to be lead by 4 feet at 200 yards.

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Exonautic said:

10 Mph is about average running speed for a person. 15-20 for an average person is top speed and i don't fully expect someone to be able to belt out a mile at that speed so i went with 10.

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I'd imagine I'm going to try running my utmost top speed when getting shot at with a firearm when possible. I'd be booking it like my life literally depended on it. I'm not jogging around the neighborhood for some exercise, I'm trying to avoid getting lethal supersonic lead from exploding my internal organs and stuff, That's just how I view it. Thank you for the alternative scenario, that's good to know.

Exonautic said:

from all the muzzleloader talk out of you, i'd expect rock and roll to mean something you don't have to hold the gun vertically to load again.

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Okay, Rock n Roll Hoochy Coooo!
Robin Winters

when your rabbit hunting with the shot gun do you even thing about lead or just snap up and .. eyes on target and booom!!! follow thru .. dead bunny

got a kid or a friend , just have them kick a old basket ball or soccer ball and fire away on it .. practice practice .. you'll get it ..

i love shooting woodchucks on the run with the old moss 22lr .. only got 7 shots so i learned over time shooting hundred of rounds in my teen days
hunting them dang dirt rats .. last one i got few yrs ago .. same gun ... 10 feet from me on full run .. pow pow pow pow ,, front leg shot, back leg shot , 2 in the back LOL .. dead dirt rat ..