I wonder why the holes had pellets in everyone on some targets. Not quite tuned in to all the AIRGUN quirks yet. I'll learn.
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I just use .22 pellets for plugs.
Ok,this is harder than I figured. I will work at it. I used a regular .22 magnified plug to score with. Here are my first 2 attempts. TX200 in .177. View attachment 316314View attachment 316315
Good shooting. I have scored thousands of targets in various centerfire and rimfire targets in my lifetime. I was once certified for scoring archery targets at international events, I have looked at lot of those 97/98 targets. Only people who score in competition know they exist. I have always followed the rule....... If I catch myself staring/ wondering, I score up. This is why in real competition only one scorer per match. That way every target is judged the same. Given all that...98-6x. Nice shooting!
Good shooting. I have scored thousands of targets in various centerfire and rimfire targets in my lifetime. I was once certified for scoring archery targets at international events, I have looked at lot of those 97/98 targets. Only people who score in competition know they exist. I have always followed the rule....... If I catch myself staring/ wondering, I score up. This is why in real competition only one scorer per match. That way every target is judged the same. Given all that...98-6x. Nice shooting!
Mine are the official USA/NRA 50 (2006) targets.
NRA Official Smallbore Rifle Targets USA/NRA-50 50-Foot Paper 100PK
Official NRA targets suitable for scoring matches or for match simulation during practice. 10-1/2" x 12" with 1-1/4 black centers.ads.midwayusa.com
Dale, are you aware of any targets like this that only have the center three or four rings highlighted in black the rest of the rings would be white with black lines? I need a smaller Aimpoint and also need to save on printer ink.
Excellent!Started or with two 9s then finished with eight xs. I think I need counseling, lol.
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