Post by: Nrah
1. Elevate the shooters slightly, so they are shooting at a downward angle to the target. This can be accomplished fairly easily
through two methods. The first is to use pallets, covered with thin plywood, to stand on, at the shooting end.
The second is to use a loader bucket on a tractor or backhoe to grade the ground near the end of the berm down slightly.
This raises the shooters up slightly, lowers the target slightly, and you are shooting at a downward angle.
Misses are going to be angled ...
1. Elevate the shooters slightly, so they are shooting at a downward angle to the target. This can be accomplished fairly easily
through two methods. The first is to use pallets, covered with thin plywood, to stand on, at the shooting end.
The second is to use a loader bucket on a tractor or backhoe to grade the ground near the end of the berm down slightly.
This raises the shooters up slightly, lowers the target slightly, and you are shooting at a downward angle.
Misses are going to be angled ...
