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<blockquote data-quote="spence" data-source="post: 3317541" data-attributes="member: 45320">Keeping in mind that I&#039;m not shooting itty bitty targets, but trying to keep as many in the 8&quot; -0 circle on the IDPA targets I generally use, I routinely shoot 25, 35, 50, and sometimes 60-70 yards with a pistol.&nbsp; I may be weird, but it&#039;s more of a personal challenge.&nbsp; At 35 and 50, it&#039;s more trying to keep them in the -0 and -1.&nbsp; Beyond that, just staying on paper is sufficient.I&#039;ve encountered this &quot;25 yard freestyle&quot; concept over at Pistol Forum, and that has been a massive kick in my pants.&nbsp; 10 rounds on a B8 at 25 yards.&nbsp; It just depends on the day, but half the time I don&#039;t even have a score worth even counting.&nbsp; That&#039;s a matter requiring one to force yourself to take your time, and forces some serious sight focus.&nbsp; I&#039;m no good at it.&nbsp; I can get periodic scores in the upper 80&#039;s, but that&#039;s about it as of yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spence, post: 3317541, member: 45320"] Keeping in mind that I'm not shooting itty bitty targets, but trying to keep as many in the 8" -0 circle on the IDPA targets I generally use, I routinely shoot 25, 35, 50, and sometimes 60-70 yards with a pistol. I may be weird, but it's more of a personal challenge. At 35 and 50, it's more trying to keep them in the -0 and -1. Beyond that, just staying on paper is sufficient. I've encountered this "25 yard freestyle" concept over at Pistol Forum, and that has been a massive kick in my pants. 10 rounds on a B8 at 25 yards. It just depends on the day, but half the time I don't even have a score worth even counting. That's a matter requiring one to force yourself to take your time, and forces some serious sight focus. I'm no good at it. I can get periodic scores in the upper 80's, but that's about it as of yet. [/QUOTE]

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