What indoor targets/drills do you use?

[PerpetualStudent]

My Beeman p17 should arrive in a week or so. Very much looking forward to shooting it. Simple bullseye shooting with a box full of magazines and phone books ought to keep me busy for a while. And I'll probably add some poor man's biathalon for variety. 10 burpees between shots ought to provide plenty of challenge.

What do you guys do with your air handguns?

[scarry scarney]

Hey, while undergoing Chemo and during the recovery for my first cancer, my little airsoft was the only trigger time I got. It help me keep my sanity (what little of it I had). Now I spend a lot of time at the range, but I don't get any trigger time (I'm a range officer now), I've been thinking about digging the little airsoft out again, and shoot a few rounds in the garage at my leisure. Not a bad way of getting trigger time in. No dragging all that **** to the range, then having to clean the guns up afterwards. Not to mention the cost of the ammo.

I have also practiced different inside the car drills with my little airsoft. An AD with an airsoft wont blow a whole through your dash.

[Doc Highwall]

This is what I use for shooting in mt 10 meter range with a shop light for illuminating the target so it appears bright like outdoors when shooting.

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/172588/do-all-rimfire-bullet-trap

[GhostHawk]

My main squeeze for wintertime airguns is my mid 70's era Sheridan Blue Streak. 2 pumps and at 20 feet it will put them in a dime all day long. I also have a pair of crosssman 1322's both in the carbine stocks, one has a laser, the other a cheap red dot. They are almost as good as the Sheridan.

I have a few others scattered around but those are the ones that get shot.
I also have enough pellets for the Sheridan to keep me in rabbit and squirrel for as long as I'll want to be around.

[sixshootertexan]

I have a outdoor range. I shoot 5 and 10m targets for online posting. I just started shooting silhouettes and posting them on this website. http://www.onlinesilhouetteshoot.com/Menu.asp
My outdoor range. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad1imqxQ5hQ

[PerpetualStudent]

For my trap I took a wine box and filled it with paper. I actually wound up having to pull some of the paper out because otherwise the pellets bounced back! Now I've got 3-4 inches of space between the target paper and where the paper stop begins. That seemed to take care of the problem.

I might have to start that silhouette competition too Texan. That's really useful thanks.

[georgerkahn]

I bought mine as "protection" in tent camping in a state park which has way toooo many raccoons, and so many are rabies carriers I didn't wish to share my tent space with one. Firearms are verboten in the parks, so an air pistol seemed to fit the bill -- a Umarex from Pyramid. I never shot it much else til I took it to camp "to sight it in", and now have an old lawnmower-trailer standing on end as a backstop, with whatever cans, etc. I find to hang in front as targets. A new device came out about a year ago in which you insert an empty beer/soda can; hit the release plate on bottom and the can goes airborne (http://rocketshottarget.com/) -- the trick to try and hit that with your second shot. (I'd be most embarrassed to share the percentage of hits I've gotten -- quite pitiful!) But, I will tell you it is more than a lot of fun to try! Re indoors -- I have an old wooden soda case with Agway rubber mulch behind a piece of sheet-rock wallboard duct taped to it. Masking taped 10-meter targets, albeit my basement only afford about 22 feet... but, like outdoors, it's fun -- and a lot warmer!
Beeman p17 is, from what I've heard, a "winner" -- BEST!
george

[HABCAN]

Just my Red Ryder BB gun, but 10 shots offhand in 30 seconds into the open mouth of a soup can @ indoor ~30' length of the house (paper taped over, retains BBs for re-use, LOL) is great FUN and teaches a lot about game/defensive shooting.