7 Ridiculously Fun Shooting Games

This is perfect as a warm up. Whether you’re using a pistol or rifle, stand at close range to your target. This could be as little as 4 or 5 yards to begin with. Then bury as many bullets into the hole as you can.

Why is this game so fun and competitive?

When you’re standing this close there are NO excuses if your shot is 3 inches out. You can’t blame it on the ammo or your gun. The only error is human error, making Accuracy Shooting a true test of marksmanship.

If you want to improve your chances of burying your shots with laser precision, the  radical new See All Sight improves the accuracy for beginners and expert marksman alike.

2. Coin Balance

Place a coin on the top of the front sight. Then align on the target and gently squeeze the trigger. The aim is to squeeze so slowly and smoothly that the coin doesn't fall off.

If it does fall off, you lose a life. The first to lose 5 lives then has to buy the beers.

The Coin Balance game isn’t just a fun way to win free beer, though. It also helps to iron out the error of shooting too low or jerking the trigger, instead of pulling it slowly.

3. Skeet Shooting

This outdoors shooting game is a great test of speed aiming and skill.

Clay targets are flung through the air from fixed stations. You then have to take out as many as you can with a shotgun. The clay skeets are flung at varying speeds and angles, so no two shots are the same, making it highly challenging and fun.

There are also few things as satisfying as nailing your shot and seeing the clay pigeon shatter into a million pieces.

4. Speed Loading and Firing

If you ever find yourself in a warzone, the speed you can reload can decide be life and death.

As well as practical, speed loading and firing is a great drill for improving speed, accuracy and gun control. The aim is to fire as quickly and accurately as possible. Score yourself over 40 rounds or how quickly you can reach 400 points.

Anyone can fire off a few lucky shots and think they’re Jason Bourne. Whereas in this game it will be your grip on the fundamentals of firing that define your accuracy.

Remember, it’s not practice that makes perfect. But perfect practice that makes perfect.

5. The Dots

This game is great for lovers of Westerns as you’ve got to be quick on the draw.

In this game you start holstered and then have to fire 6 shots in 5 seconds. This demands speed and accuracy, and nothing beats the satisfaction of hitting a perfect line of dots with your 6 shots.  

Increase Your Scores in Every Game with the Best Sights

The key to accuracy is having sights which are clearly aligned from the front to the rear.  

The “See All Sight” is a breakthrough in sight design, which makes aligning your sights easier than in any sight I’ve seen. It features a reticle view with cross hairs and Delta view, offering 3 unique advantages over a standard gun sight:

Fast - Its single element lens automatically centers the delta or crosshair reticle with the gun's point of impact. This eliminates ny of the eye confusion of aligning the front post and rear notch on the target. Just pick a target, align the sights and shoot

Rugged - Unlike gimmicky battery powered sights that can die on you when you need them most, the See All Sights provides reliable aiming in the fog, rain and snow. It’s built for the battlefield, and like any reliable firearm, will never let you down.

Accurate - The bullets go wherever the crosshair is centered on. It’s that simple. Whether you attach it to a rifle, shotgun, handgun or crossbow, the See All Sight is always on target.

So if you want to give yourself the best chance of winning shooting games with your buddies and paying for fewer rounds, make sure you have the See All Sight mounted and ready for action:

>>>Find out how the See All Sight improves accuracy for beginners and expert marksman alike