Shooting steel
Never really done it before but one of the things I noticed (as can be seen in this video of me here) is that I had a tendency to shoot the tops of the steel plates. This, according to Todd Jarrett, can have the effect of causing the target to bounce back up. Also, Todd Jarrett was an advocate of aiming 3/4 high on the target since 95% of your misses are low and left. So, I did that. The tendency to bounce the targets was not generally an issue if you’re shooting the targets in order from left to right. However, shooting three and four first and then the rest (as in the video) can create problems if the targets bounce up. As you’re going back through you have to spend a half second remembering if that is a target you already hit or not.