F T/R Competition Reduced 1000 yard targets for 300 yard shooting?
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Re: Reduced 1000 yard targets for 300 yard shooting?
pistoleer.com is a nra target printer and they have 300 yard F class reduced. mr-63f, repair center includes 6 ring which is all you really need. i am guessing that all " nra official target" printers have them.
pistoleer.com is a nra target printer and they have 300 yard F class reduced. mr-63f, repair center includes 6 ring which is all you really need. i am guessing that all " nra official target" printers have them.
Re: Reduced 1000 yard targets for 300 yard shooting?
The MR-63FC is technically a 600yd reduced to 300, not 1000 to 300. The main difference would be the size of the black, not really something that matters for F-Class per se. In theory the scoring rings would be reduced even further to make it more difficult in exchange for not as much wind, etc. @ 'only' 300 yds.
Case in point... some local clubs got a true 1000 reduced to 600yd target (LR-6) printed up... and the rings are noticeably smaller than a regulation MR-1FC. The main object though was to reduce the apparent size of the aiming black to something closer to 4 moa like it is on the LR target, vs ~6 MOA like it is on the MR targets.
That said... here are some links to some simulated MR-63FC targets that you can print out at home or work for practice/load testing:
MR-63FC 1 bull
MR-63FC 2 bulls
MR63-FC 5 bulls
The MR-63FC is technically a 600yd reduced to 300, not 1000 to 300. The main difference would be the size of the black, not really something that matters for F-Class per se. In theory the scoring rings would be reduced even further to make it more difficult in exchange for not as much wind, etc. @ 'only' 300 yds.
Case in point... some local clubs got a true 1000 reduced to 600yd target (LR-6) printed up... and the rings are noticeably smaller than a regulation MR-1FC. The main object though was to reduce the apparent size of the aiming black to something closer to 4 moa like it is on the LR target, vs ~6 MOA like it is on the MR targets.
That said... here are some links to some simulated MR-63FC targets that you can print out at home or work for practice/load testing:
MR-63FC 1 bull
MR-63FC 2 bulls
MR63-FC 5 bulls
Re: Reduced 1000 yard targets for 300 yard shooting?
I'd hate to think of shooting on a "reduced" target. That would be hard. The F class 10 ring is already only 1MOA, a reduced 300 would have a 10 ring that is inside of he accuracy of most rifles, the X ring would look like a small bore target!
I'd hate to think of shooting on a "reduced" target. That would be hard. The F class 10 ring is already only 1MOA, a reduced 300 would have a 10 ring that is inside of he accuracy of most rifles, the X ring would look like a small bore target!
Re: Reduced 1000 yard targets for 300 yard shooting?
I made this reduced size F Class target in Micorsoft Publisher a few years back. It is scaled to 300 yards.
I made this reduced size F Class target in Micorsoft Publisher a few years back. It is scaled to 300 yards.
Re: Reduced 1000 yard targets for 300 yard shooting?
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Re: Reduced 1000 yard targets for 300 yard shooting?
Thanks Monte.... that was just what I was looking for. I'll need to visit the next time I'm up in Washington. I own some land over near Spokane.....
Ken
Thanks Monte.... that was just what I was looking for. I'll need to visit the next time I'm up in Washington. I own some land over near Spokane.....
Ken
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