At least 100 rds through the 22 (maybe more now since I have a new 2" snub coming to play with). Usually a 100 rds of 9mm FMJ through one or two other guns. Sometimes once a month and sometimes twice. Wish I could go more but the other half does not understand how much I have gotten into the sport and use of handguns.
Depending on what I want to work on and which gun I bring, a minimum of 100 rounds through each and usually much more for the day's favorite.
It seems so trivial that each shot only costs .27 to .38 cents. Until you do the math! Wow, things are getting out of hand!
i typically put 150 rounds through about once a week with my .45. I just wish ammo was cheaper. Actually going to pick up a 9mm with tax money for my ccw and because the rounds are cheaper. I always leave wishing i had just one more box of ammo.
I shoot 300 rounds per practice session and on average I have 2 sessions a week. The truth is I don’t go to the range with a set amount of rounds that I want to shoot; I let the practice session dictate the amount of rounds I send down range. So if I go to the range and am having a productive range session I keep shooting until I get tired or run out of whatever ammo I brought with me. On the other hand, if I start to practice and am having a bad practice session I stop. There is no reason to practice when you are having an off day; all that you will do is become a better worse shooter. The best way to approach a range session, in my opinion, is to plan ahead. Have a training agenda written out with the type of drills you want to practice before you go to the range. Keep the sessions short and concentrated so you don’t lose interest. Have 1 or 2 skill sets that you want to practice and focus on them and nothing else. The above-mentioned points help me stay on point and give me the best results for the money on the range.
I voted 200+. I usually warm up with 100 rounds of a .22 handgun(s) and then shoot 50 of 3 or 4 differend handguns. I try not to duplicate the calibers so I try to shoot 3 different calibers. .45, .40S&W, 9mm, 38 special, .380, .32 and the .22. .380 ammo is so scarce and ridiculous in price that I've put that on the back burner and shot more 9s.
Depends on the number of guns / rifles but normally 216 rounds per pistol / rifle. Yes, odd number but that's what a container I have for each caliber holds...... Don't ask, you'd never believe me.
The range I go to has half-hour rentals, which is nice on the ride home from work. I zip in, shoot a box (50) then head home. The old lady has no clue! I go at least once a week.
My gun range is just around the corner.That itself is a major factor that I put down <25 rounds per visit.I am a member.That helps.I visit regularly.(once a week) on average.I do have occasions that I'll shoot 200 rounds or so.That is with my .22 western single action revolvers.I have a Judge and a .44 Mag. revolver that I have put laser sights on.These are my babies.I'll go down and shoot 10 rounds or so in each.I enjoy all my guns.Wouldn't get rid of none.
I usually get to the range 2-3 times a week and average around 500rds total down range for the week.
Thats in my handguns, usually shoot 4 or 5 cals through the week.
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