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Suggestion for informal fun
#61
are we still playing with the same target/game? I'm getting a load ready to try again....

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#62
Here is a NRA MR-31 target adapted to 100 yards. Printed on standard 8 1/2 x 11 paper.
https://targets4free.com/wp-content/uplo...s4Free.pdf
It might be something to try for fun, 10 rounds post your target, load and score Smile
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#63
Lemonaid Wrote:Here is a NRA MR-31 target adapted to 100 yards. Printed on standard 8 1/2 x 11 paper.
https://targets4free.com/wp-content/uplo...s4Free.pdf
It might be something to try for fun, 10 rounds post your target, load and score Smile

Challenge accepted...
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#64
imaguy3 Wrote:Challenge accepted...

completed... I created a new thread for it.
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#65
Being new here, I just discovered this thread. Looks like fun! Not a lot of activity though. I am going to download targets and see how our weather and temperatures go...I don’t care much for freezing on the range, but we are getting a bit of a warm snap where temps are reaching thirty or so. Might give it a run soon.
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#66
Just printed some targets ......

Going to shoot them Thursday. B

Popeye.......Please remember to send me your 6.5mm hole puncher.......my Office Depot is out of them.
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#67
CJW Wrote:Just printed some targets ......

Going to shoot them Thursday. B

Popeye.......Please remember to send me your 6.5mm hole puncher.......my Office Depot is out of them.

Just tried to order you one but they are on backorder I will put your name on one.
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#68
ill give it a try tommorow or friday
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#69
still havent been able to try this out , dont have a printer at home and everytime im over at a buddies place i forget to print up a target or 2 lol
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#70
Still have to print some also. Worked 12 hr days Sat. and Sun. Hope to give this a try this next week.
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#71
One idea I've been thinning of doing for one of the local ranges I shoot is to take a photo of the different backgrounds of each berm at the rifle ranges, then super-impose field targets on the photo and have them printed on large poster paper.

You could put deer, elk, IRGC savage dirtbags, ISIS executioners, Bin Laden, Waldo, etc. in realistic presentations however you wanted.

With the posters up at 100yds, they would blend into the background making TGT detection much more difficult, as well as shot placement since you're not dealing with a canned bullseye or target image that is ideal for your optic and eyes.
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#72
That would be amazing LRRP, but expensive. Why not just have large/life sized targets printed and place them on the actual berms themselves? The background would take care of itself then?
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#73
Kswhitetails Wrote:That would be amazing LRRP, but expensive. Why not just have large/life sized targets printed and place them on the actual berms themselves? The background would take care of itself then?

Targets are serviced from deep concrete pits so there is no need to run a ceasefire range with constant interruptions at some ranges.
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