Low Light Shooting

Posted on March 10th, 2008 in Guns by Justin

Michael Bane has a post on a low light shooting experiment. The results aren’t too surprising. The test target represented an officer with a protective vest on with a white t-shirt poking out. In low light conditions the 6 average cops, when it comes to their shooting abilities, tended to hit in the white area.

Sounds normal. I often use plain paper plates as targets and find that my groups tighten up considerably when I place a good dot in the center.