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10m standing shooting challange Jan 28 — Feb 11 -- closed

Extending one day due to forum outage on Sunday.

Match 6 post:

Open to 177 and 22 rifles. 22 Target is a bit smaller to account for bigger pellet diameter.

Shoot as many cards as you like, post 2 best cards for the period.

177 Target

177 Target with Black dot

22 Target

Rules:

1. 10 meters away or 33 feet.

2. 177 or 22 caliber only. Any choice of optics.

3. Standing position hands held only.

4. Scoring is 10 points max per target.

5. If you break the line, you get score for highest line broken. Black center is 10 points, -1 point for each line from the center.

6. 40 Shot match. Shoot two printed cards.

7. Post pictures of two targets by end of day February 11 to participate in this round.

8. No shooting jacket, no shooting glove.

Results:

1. Leo 384

2. John 383

3. Chas 366

4. Vasyl 359

5. Mike H 349

6. Philip 346

7. Marty 344

8. Michael 316

9. Clark 216

Previous round results:

1. Greg 391

2. Leo 387

3. John 375

4. Chas 360

5. Vasyl 352

6. Philip 343

7. Marty 338

8. Mike N 334

9. Michael 320

10. Leonard 246
 
Not bad for a practice card. It may make the cut depending on how well I shoot next weekend.

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OK, I might be adding these up wrong, but I think I am coming up with the right score. This first one was my very first card. Ugh. That's bad.

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I got a little better as the week progressed, though I still can't hit the target every time. These are my best two.

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So if I am scoring this right: 108 + 108 = 216

I have noticed, from being out after squirrel all week, that I can hold a much steadier aim pointing up into the trees than I can level. Hhmm.
 
I'm going to have to get outside and shoot a card or two before the sun goes down. Don't worry too much as the more you practice the better you will do Clark. Also the way most of us score is to count how many points we take away from a ten when you don't hit the bullseye. It makes it easier to subtract from than add up for most. If how you write down your score works for you then keep at it.