20 yard "Wanabe like Manabe" - Shooting Challenge

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"Ginuwine1969"Hey where can i download a pdf of the Wanabe like Manable target?

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I have been using the target in the downloadable target post in this section.
If you can’t find it here’s a link;
http://airgunnation.dev/topic/share-your-printable-targets-here/#post-2336
After you click on the link…look in the black section at the bottom of the target. The target we use is on the far right. Click on that box and you will see the target we are using.
Put your pointer on the upper right hand corner of the target and you should see the icon for “Actions”….click on that and download at full resolution. From the donwload, you should be able to print your own copies.
HTH
MIke
 
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LOL! Thanks CampFussell. Well I don't know what WRABF stands for But I will take your word for it. I believe that was Billydjann's target I used. Thanks billy! I like it. Though I couldn't get it to print out at 100 percent so its at 90%. Just slightly smaller. I find timing my heartbeats is the real key for me. Its like meditating. I find it kind of relaxing in a way. Have to be calm and not in a hurry. Hoping to try 50 yds tomorrow.
 
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Hope this helps with our addiction 30cal. You know me, always the enabler ;-)

World Rimfire and Air Rifle Benchrest Federation
http://www.wrabf.com/Scoring%20Guide.htm

http://www.wrabf.com/index.htm

scoring gauges
http://www.champchoice.com/store/Main.aspx?p=ItemDetailOptions&item=13317M


Also, check out European and Air Rifle Benchrest Federation

http://www.erabsf.org/ScoringGuide.htm



I think this target of mine was around 230? Can't remember for sure. 238 is my highest so far. Can't break the 240 barrier just yet ;-)


Peace and Benchrest grease
Jimmy
 
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Renae and I finally got around to shooting the newly acquired .177 Cricket Rifle at some paper today.
We shot the 8.44 gr JSB's unsorted and bottom of the tin.
We turned the two targets sideways in the bullet trap and Renae shot the top twenty 3/8" bulls and I shot the bottom twenty 3/8" bulls for a total of 40 shots each.
Well Renae shot 41 shots. She shot number 30 on the first card twice? No bear in mind, she hasn't shot in months and this rifle is completely new to her. As for myself, I have no excuse ;-) LOL

We shot this off the picnic table with front and rear bags.

Haven't done a Manabe challenge in a while and figured it was time. Plus Cold King sent me a pic of his 30 shots at 20 yards earlier this afternoon for motivation.
I'll post his if he gets on here and want's me to post it ;-)

Here's our 2 cards below



 
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finally got to shoot a card today. I've been wanting to get in some practice for some time now. And as usual the weather sucked!
storm moving in- winds gusting to over 20 mph -
everytime I thought that I had it figured out, it would change direction arrrrrrr-
shot at 25 meter with the Steyr lg 110 Hunter high power - .22 cal/ Schmidt bender set at 35 magnification 
on a one piece rest 

Jimmy, I ordered one of those scoring devices today, might have Added a few points?
peace and Schitty weather Grease
CK
 
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Zephyr, You are correct... Jimmy (aka Camp Fussel} and I shoot WRABF official targets every so often at his or my range. When we first started we had ok scores but after we bought the .177 and .22 scorers from Champion, our scores went up an average of 5 points per card as the scorer shows the true hole. With out the scorers, you see the lines on the bends and score yourself lower.( Great tools by the way). We First scored with the .177 scorer then used the .22 -.at .022 as the WRABF web site stated...
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Here is a card scored first at 241 with the .177 scorer then it went to 244 after the .22 scorer.... The allowance of the .22 scorer is obviously to balance the scores due to the smaller .177 in competition with the larger pellet. Too bad they don't score with a .45 ..I would of had a 250 for sure!....lol

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