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Originally Posted by higgite
I see what you’re saying, but unless the Garmin is set far enough to the side to see “around” the target, I think the target itself will block/reflect the radar signal and keep it from tracking beyond the target. I'm thinking in terms of ~2'x3' paper range targets. I’m not a radar guru, so I could be wrong. I was once before.  |
Could depend on radar frequency, target material and signal processing. There is such as thing as "ground penetrating radar" used to search for changes in density/ objects under the surface. A bullet would likely be much denser than the target so if the signal does pass through a typical thin paper I don't see this as too improbable.