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Equivalent size of a IPSC target

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aq_mishu

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Guyz, new to airgunning and new to the forum. First of all, glad to be a part of here. Hope I can learn things better with community help.

I'm now at a limited space to practice. Hence I wish to imitate a standard target @ 100Y at 10Y kind of thing. This means say if @ 100Y a IPSC (or similar international standard) target is 12inch wide circle (outermost circle) (here I prefer to make it a standard), then what will be the equivalant of it when i am a@ 10Y? Surely the circle will be much smaller to imitate.

also, for example, i am currently using a 63mm outermost circle and my calculation says like this: 63mm/150mm = .42 as the coefficient factor for anything relate to 100Y. to imitate 100Y i need to place myself at 42Y

I'm not sure if my calculation is right or wrong.
 
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aq_mishu said:
so to imitate a real 100Y at 10Y, 1.5inch outer-most ring right? for precision target practice indoor... (if i'm not wrong)
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no math involved but 1.5 inch or less would be great practice at 10 yards , then print at 1 inch , then at 3/4 inch
like was said b4 you cannot imitate 100 yards conditions you can just perfect your hold and trigger
 
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aq_mishu said:
Guyz, new to airgunning and new to the forum. First of all, glad to be a part of here. Hope I can learn things better with community help.

I'm now at a limited space to practice. Hence I wish to imitate a standard target @ 100Y at 10Y kind of thing. This means say if @ 100Y a IPSC (or similar international standard) target is 12inch wide circle (outermost circle) (here I prefer to make it a standard), then what will be the equivalant of it when i am a@ 10Y? Surely the circle will be much smaller to imitate.

also, for example, i am currently using a 63mm outermost circle and my calculation says like this: 63mm/150mm = .42 as the coefficient factor for anything relate to 100Y. to imitate 100Y i need to place myself at 42Y

I'm not sure if my calculation is right or wrong.
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Hello aq_mishu,

Welcome to the Forum.

I would suggest that you simply download a copy of the 30-Yard Competition target right here on this Forum. This is not an exact scale 10 to 100 but it will get you started on a target with very small Bulls Eye much like you would see at 100-yards.

Have a great day,
ThomasT
 
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ThomasT said:
Hello aq_mishu,

Welcome to the Forum.

I would suggest that you simply download a copy of the 30-Yard Competition target right here on this Forum. This is not an exact scale 10 to 100 but it will get you started on a target with very small Bulls Eye much like you would see at 100-yards.

Have a great day,
ThomasT
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The great help indeed. May i get a link?
 
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