What role do spotters play during a shooting session?

Spotters play a crucial role during a shooting session by helping track shots and informing shooters of adjustments. Their primary responsibility is to observe where the shots land in relation to the target. By doing so, they provide immediate feedback to the shooter, indicating whether adjustments in aim or windage are needed. This collaboration enhances the shooter's performance, as accurate spotting can improve accuracy and consistency throughout the session.

In contrast, while cleaning rifles, demonstrating techniques, or marking targets may be important duties in some contexts, they do not directly relate to the immediate support that spotters provide during shooting. Spotters specifically focus on observation and communication regarding shot placement, which is vital for refining a shooter’s skills and understanding the dynamics of shooting effectively.