Going back a few years now. I believe it was an Indiana State shoot at Paradise Pass, Etna Green, IN.
Important context; I was in the running for a clean match.
Don’t remember the precise target sequence, but essentially shotgun targets off to one side, followed by rifle then pistols.
Both rifle and pistols on the same very large targets, way down range. The rifle shot from quite a long distance. Made safe at an angle.
Shooter then allowed to move down range as far you wanted to, to engage the same - now pistol - targets.
Many/most stopped when confident enough to hit the targets.
I recall the TO complaining (smiling) that he had to struggle to keep up when I got to point blank range with the first pistol, and moved closer yet for the second. Time wasn’t that good, but a clang for every bang.
Haven’t seen a similar set up recently. Yes, very often we have downrange movements with the rifle and pistol targets shared, but travel is typically limited when shooting the pistols, since it is prudent to stop at a safe distance due to splatter.
A good memory from a great event.