[supratt96]

I enjoy shooting under the lights. Less distraction from background clutter and no sun glare to worry about.

 

[Ken C.]

Sure why not? Wear some glasses with VERY light yellow/green tint to filter out the little bit of glare from the lights behind you. Some people or clubs will throw green targets at night. They really pop. If ya want to take it up one more notch, try handicap doubles at night.

 

[West]

The only place I have shot under the lights in recent years is Sparta.

It is always a good time.

Its All good
West

 

[visible chip]

I don't mind shooting under lights when it is completely dark, but there is nothing worse than losing targets in the sky during twilight.

 

[ljutic73]

Our long gone local club had lights until the nearby airport bitched about them. I always enjoyed shooting under the lights. Only other time was at also long gone Red Mountain at Scottsdale with white targets. Loved that.

 

[dgh]

Always enjoyed shooting under the lights

DGH

 

[Adamf41]

Most shootoff are at night a specially at the Grand, it doesn't make a difference singles or handicap

 

[red_barron1976]

Our club throws white targets all the time. We are in an old gravel pit and we shoot against an old berm. No sky. Love the targets when completely dark. It sucks at twilight with the shadows.

 

[Ram Rod]

Depends on the lights. Nothing beats midday sun on your back.
Henry

 

[Wildgene]

We have game nights every Thursday. Lights with white targets. I really enjoy it. Most of the time we shoot from at least 30 yards from the trap, we also shoot from the side, in front of, on top of and from other places. Always fun.

 

[Dukefan]

Wait till you are an old fart like some of us. Developing cataracts make dusk and night shooting a real challenge.

 

[Heeringa]

The only place I have shot under the lights in recent years is Sparta.

It is always a good time.

Its All good
West

Any time you're shooting under the lights at Sparta is a good day.

 

[shotgunpeople]

I always wanted (Dreamed of) to go to this club, but funds and health prevented it.

I often wonder if they don't shoot under the lights all winter.

 

[Township Chief]

We recently installed hi intensity LED stadium lights at our small one trap range. It brightens up the entire range. You could easily shoot caps at night there. We use all orange AA White Flyer pitch birds. The lights are so bright you can actually see the small pieces of broken birds hitting the ground in the fall zone.

 

[Troutbum60]

The lighting at our club is less than desirable for shooting caps at night. I have affectionately dubbed it as the Ray Charles Invitational.