Computer controlled target shooting system

A microprocessor based target system for a shooter, comprising:

• means for the shooter to input data to the microprocessor;
• means to establish a predetermined shooting path for the shooter to move along, said path having a plurality of shooter stations and means to sense the shooter along said predetermined shooting path and to input the shooter station sensed to said microprocessor;
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• a plurality of target throwers connected to said microprocessor and disposed on at least one side of said predetermined shooting path, the microprocessor generating random signals to said plurality of target throwers based upon input from the shooter and from said sensed shooter station.

A target system for a shooter, comprising:

• a microprocessor, including means for the shooter to input data thereto;
• means to establish a primary shooting path for a primary shooter including means to sense the primary shooter along said primary shooting path having a plurality of shooter stations and input the shooter station sensed to said microprocessor;
• a first plurality of target throwers connected to said microprocessor and disposed on both sides of said primary shooting path, said target throwers randomly directing targets for the primary shooter in response to output from said microprocessor based upon input from the primary shooter and the sensed shooter station of the primary shooter on the primary shooting path;
• means to establish a secondary shooting path for a secondary shooter including means to sense the secondary shooter along said secondary shooting path having a plurality of shooter stations and input the shooter station sensed to said microprocessor;
• a second plurality of target throwers connected to said microprocessor and disposed on both sides of said secondary shooting path, said target throwers randomly directing targets for the secondary shooter in response to output from said microprocessor based upon input from the secondary shooter and the sensed shooter station of the secondary shooter;
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• said microprocessor including means to prevent interference between the primary shooter and the secondary shooter.

A microprocessor based target system for a shooter, comprising:

• means for the shooter to input data to the microprocessor;
• means to establish a primary shooting path for a primary shooter, said primary shooting path having a plurality of shooter stations and including means to sense the primary shooter along said primary shooting path and input the shooter station sensed to said microprocessor;
• a first plurality of target throwers connected to said microprocessor and disposed on at least one side of said primary shooting path, said target throwers randomly directing targets for the primary shooter in response to output from said microprocessor based upon input from the primary shooter and the sensed shooter station of the primary shooter on the primary shooting path;
• means to establish a secondary shooting path for a secondary shooter, said secondary shooting path having a plurality of shooter stations and including means to sense the secondary shooter along said secondary shooting path and input the shooter station sensed to said microprocessor;
• a second plurality of target throwers connected to said microprocessor and disposed on at least one side of said secondary shooting path, said target throwers randomly directing targets for the secondary shooter in response to output from said microprocessor based upon input from the secondary shooter and the sensed shooter station of the secondary shooter;
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• said microprocessor including means to prevent interference between the primary shooter and the secondary shooter.

A target system for a shooter, comprising:

• a microprocessor, including means for a shooter to input data thereto;
• means to establish a shooting path for a shooter to move along, said shooting path having a plurality of shooter stations;
• means to sense the shooter along said path and to input the shooter station sensed to said microprocessor;
• and
• a plurality of target throwers connected to said microprocessor and disposed on at least one side of said shooting path, said target throwers randomly directing targets for the shooter in response to output from said microprocessor based upon input from the shooter and the sensed shooter station of the shooter.