Range Targets
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Re: Range Targets
Hello
For the most part we only use paper if zeroing at 100 yrds. It is rare that we shoot inside 800...most of our shooting is done between 1000 and 1 mile. When we do shoot at paper it is a standard backer with some 1" stick on targets. We have steel every 100 yards and we paint it as needed to make it easy to see our hits.
Mike
Hello
For the most part we only use paper if zeroing at 100 yrds. It is rare that we shoot inside 800...most of our shooting is done between 1000 and 1 mile. When we do shoot at paper it is a standard backer with some 1" stick on targets. We have steel every 100 yards and we paint it as needed to make it easy to see our hits.
Mike
Re: Range Targets
My range uses 4'x4' OSB for backing boards. I bought a roll of brown paper that is in the painting section of Home Depot. I cut off a section, staple it on and place orange dots.
My range uses 4'x4' OSB for backing boards. I bought a roll of brown paper that is in the painting section of Home Depot. I cut off a section, staple it on and place orange dots.
Re: Range Targets
Head and face targets, Dot drill, etc.
Mannequin heads are fun.
Steel for long range.
Head and face targets, Dot drill, etc.
Mannequin heads are fun.
Steel for long range.
Re: Range Targets
If only at 300 yds, you can print any of our targets free... 8.5x11 paper...
3 of the 20 we have done so far are here, the rest are on the CDROM that come with the Data Books, or I can email to you. The large diamond ones (4.2" yard target and 10cm on the Meter target) are good 300-400 YD/M.
http://www.stormtactical.com/downloads.htm
If only at 300 yds, you can print any of our targets free... 8.5x11 paper...
3 of the 20 we have done so far are here, the rest are on the CDROM that come with the Data Books, or I can email to you. The large diamond ones (4.2" yard target and 10cm on the Meter target) are good 300-400 YD/M.
http://www.stormtactical.com/downloads.htm
Re: Range Targets
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Storm Tactical</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If only at 300 yds, you can print any of our targets free... 8.5x11 paper...
3 of the 20 we have done so far are here, the rest are on the CDROM that come with the Data Books, or I can email to you. The large diamond ones (4.2" yard target and 10cm on the Meter target) are good 300-400 YD/M.
http://www.stormtactical.com/downloads.htm
</div></div>
pm sent...thanks
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Storm Tactical</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If only at 300 yds, you can print any of our targets free... 8.5x11 paper...
3 of the 20 we have done so far are here, the rest are on the CDROM that come with the Data Books, or I can email to you. The large diamond ones (4.2" yard target and 10cm on the Meter target) are good 300-400 YD/M.
http://www.stormtactical.com/downloads.htm
</div></div>
pm sent...thanks
Re: Range Targets
for the dots..i use the price stickers from wally-world...cheap but they work..i use the florescent ones
for the dots..i use the price stickers from wally-world...cheap but they work..i use the florescent ones
Re: Range Targets
IPSC / IDPA targets. Some times mix it up by putting a shirt and hat on them. Steel is an MGM Precision Rifle target.
Good luck
IPSC / IDPA targets. Some times mix it up by putting a shirt and hat on them. Steel is an MGM Precision Rifle target.
Good luck
Re: Range Targets
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: m54dmb</div><div class="ubbcode-body">for the dots..i use the price stickers from wally-world...cheap but they work..i use the florescent ones </div></div>I use the leftover coverup dots from the shoot-n-c targets I use for handgun practice.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: m54dmb</div><div class="ubbcode-body">for the dots..i use the price stickers from wally-world...cheap but they work..i use the florescent ones </div></div>I use the leftover coverup dots from the shoot-n-c targets I use for handgun practice.
