[Cjw]

I prefer flippers. Cans are to big unless you put them about 50 feet away.

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[Samurai Samoht]

Usually flippers/spinners but if Im out camping (couple times a year usually) I almost always set up cans in various locations to plink at

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[Ibojoe]

I love shooting the spinners. I kill an occasional can but knock them around the yard instead of hanging them.

 

[Tag]

Flipper, once in awhile paper targets

 

[Scrat]

I like em all, paper, flippers and cans. I usually start on paper and then switch to spinners. Cans are mostly just for fun for me, however I think even at 33 ft they can be good accuracy practice if you intentionally "cut" them rather than just hit them til the fall apart. If you approach it this way, by the end you are aiming for small slivers of aluminum rather than a whole can.

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[devils son in law]

I'm about half and half, I like to hit a smaller target but there's just something about a good solid can hit, BAM!!

 

[andypandy1]

Spinners all day takes more focus

 

[Rayshot]

Spinners in the catch box

Cans in the yard.

Spinners don't do good in the yard. They are like a lazy dog, they just lay there.

 

[wll]

I usually use trash can lids, and if I'm not in my zone, I'll start shooting at the side of my house. ...... You think I'm joking but there were times I have had in the past when this was true. Thank goodness those days are gone. To answer your post, I will say cans are my plinking target when I do plink.

wll

 

[craigbutnotreally]

I try to limit my can shooting. It makes me lazy to be honest. Most of the time I shoot a golf ball sized target at 10m. If I shoot a lot of cans then go back to the small target my accuracy is awful. I've been getting back into the can shooting groove lately though. It's just so much more fun than my rubber spinner. And that's what it's all about right?... :hmm:

 

[raventree78]

Depends, lately been a lot of cans, as I have been shooting just for fun, plinking if you will. When I am really trying to shoot the spinners or paper are much more telling as to whether I am doing my job right One of my preferred targets is the face of playing cards, small and paper don't lie

 

[hoggy]

the cheap paper plates for me. got some spinners the other day and may try those.

 

[devils son in law]

I have to add most cans have a 10 cent deposit on them here in Michigan. Beer and soda pop can targets come at a cost.

 

[KawKan]

I often warm up on cans and then shoot spinners.

And hey, if you hang it just so, the can will spin, too!

 

[NSFC]

I like shooting the air right next to my target. air.

 

[SLINGDUDE]

I like both.

 

[MOJAVE MO]

I wanna be a can killer, I really do. However, whether in the back yard or the forest I don't like drawing un-needed attention. Spinner's, plastic golf balls, sticks, feathers, pine cones, acorn's. Haven't tried a Bic Lighter tossed in the air yet but it could be in my future.

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[Wingshooter]

I am a can wacker from the beginning. I use steel cans because the aluminum fold up like a cheap suit . Steel last's a long time and it really gets to looking tortured.

 

[Tag]

Great post KawKan

 

[Ranger65]

Much more fun for me with cans; I like the audio and visual feedback. I hang the can from the tab and then try to cut the can and then shoot the tab to separate the remnant from the cord. I find that doing both (cutting can and "separating" tab) allows for both pure fun and improving accuracy. I generally shoot between 33 and 48 feet (yup, most often about 40 ft). Very convenient in my basement!