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If the characters are using one, but the audience isn't told beforehand, it can be a case of [[Danger Room Cold Open]].
In the United States the FBI calls their shooting gallery "Hogan's Alley", which became the name of a Shooting Gallery-styled video game. The generic term for a military or law enforcement shooting gallery is
Sometimes part of a training [[Montages|Montage]].
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* Subaru and Teana goes through one of these on the first episode of ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]] StrikerS'' for their [[Random Power Ranking|B-Rank]] qualifying mage exam.
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* ''[[Battlestar Galactica Reimagined]]''. Apollo, Starbuck and Hotdog are seen doing pistol practice, shooting at a target with Sharon's face on it.
* ''[[The X-Files]]'' ("Pusher"). Mulder, annoyed that a killer has been released merely because a judge doesn't believe his latest loony theory, is shown on the range blasting away at a target. Needless to say Mulder shoots the villain at the end of the episode.
* ''[[The Kenny Everett Video Cassette]]''. In a spoof of the TV series ''[[SWAT]]'', [[Kenny Everett]] shoots a pop-up target on a Hogan's Alley range and is congratulated by his fellow officers on his great shooting. After they leave we see a man holding a target stagger out from behind the wall and fall down dead.
* ''Hunter''. An episode where Hunter and Dee Dee were investigating a mad sniper shooting women had them going to an army range, where they naturally encounter both the standard [[Red Herring]] suspect, who shoots all targets innocent or guilty [[Trigger Happy|with great enthusiasm]], and his older sergeant who's the real killer. At the end Hunter chases the killer onto the range and activates the targets. The killer reacts to the first couple of targets, so when Hunter appears his reactions are lax enough that he gets shot.
* One of the ''[[Top Gear]]'' American specials has the guys at one. Amusingly all the targets are shaped like the Stig.
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