Kinda OT. Take a good look at yourself in the mirror

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Target placement and angling helps some, also placement of loading/unloading tables. Last year I got my moustache trimmed by a piece of .45 Colt lead while standing at the loading table supervising. I had mentioned to the Ramrod of our club that I thought the table needed moved just before that. Bled like a stuck hog for a litle bit, smarted too. Target condition is a factor as well.......Buck

[Big John Denny]

Local clubs always have a hard time getting members out on a work day and can fall behind in target maintenance, but that's still more important then weedeating ranges. I've also see pistol targets closer to the shooter then the SASS rules call for, and that's a bad thing to. It seems to more important to the clubs to make their targets easy to hit. Wait till one gets sued by an injured participant. That could shut down a SASS club real quick if they don't have good insurance.