1. A firing range comprising: a tangible target of fixed size and shape which is movable between a generally obscured position and a highly visible firing position; target positioning means for physically moving the target between its obscured and firing positions; a recording and playback machine through which a single recording medium passes, the machine being capable of simultaneously recording two different commands on separate tracks of the recording medium, and further being capable of reproducing those different commands in the same sequence and time intervals as they were recorded; a microphone connectable to the machine such that Audible firing commands directed into the microphone are recorded on one of the tracks of the recording medium; a speaker connected with the machine for emitting the audible commands recorded on said one track when they are reproduced by the machine; synchronizer means capable of generating inaudible commands, the synchronizer means being connected to the machine such that the inaudible commands are recorded on the other track of the recording medium and such that the inaudible commands when reproduced by the machine are received by the synchronizer means, the synchronizer means further being capable of amplifying the reproduced inaudible commands and being connected to the target positioning means for causing the target positioning means to physically change the position of the target when an inaudible command is received thereby.