Metallic silhouettes shaped like small game animals, such as squirrels, rabbits, and birds, are commonly positioned at varying distances and partially obscured by natural or artificial obstacles in outdoor settings. These figures serve as aiming points for pneumatic weapons.
This practice offers marksmen a challenging and engaging way to hone their skills in a realistic environment. It demands precision, judgment of distance and wind conditions, and strategic shot placement. The activity has grown in popularity over the years, evolving from informal plinking to organized competitions with standardized rules and scoring systems. This evolution reflects a growing appreciation for the discipline and focus required.