About fifteen years or so ago. If I remember correctly, This range was in a typical neighborhood and the range looked like an ordinary house out front. When you went in it looked  like a house a family would live in. When you went to the back of the house it changed dramatically. There was a kitchen and the range and cocktail lounge. I met a very nice old couple there. The husband whose name was Otto told me he had problems with his frau and asked me if I had trouble with mine. I responded that oh yes, I had trouble with all of them. He just stood there looking at me with his mouth open. He was a real crack up, that old Otto. It was the most informal and unlikely match that I had the most fun at.  This was the first place I heard Bavarians exchanging the term "service". Sounds more like (sevis). Well maybe I had one to many Schnapps, who could tell....

As you can see, there are four scorers for eight shooters and at least one scorer has a beer there to quench his thirst. Something unlikely to see here in America.

Cannot remember the distance. Most likely not over 100 meters.   
I love the honor targets plastered all over the place. And the stickers on the rifles.

Joe, what is it that they use for markers in the hung targets?

And how are the scores able to see the holes w/o a scope?

Thank you, Biggi!

That explains those targets hanging on the roof of the shooter's building. I was wondering what those pegs were hanging out of them.

We did the peg in the honor target thing at Butte one year.
Thinking ahead I made a whole bag of pegs in different sizes from 32 to 45. Came off fine and it was fun to do. In Bavaria they can only use one caliber so only need one size peg.