when we fire on target paper,it creates a mark on the target.Can anyone explain how to tell the position of the shot ? and the name of those rings on the target paper?
thank you
How to tell about the position of shot on target paper?
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nillogical
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How to tell about the position of shot on target paper?
hello everyone,
when we fire on target paper,it creates a mark on the target.Can anyone explain how to tell the position of the shot ? and the name of those rings on the target paper?
thank you
when we fire on target paper,it creates a mark on the target.Can anyone explain how to tell the position of the shot ? and the name of those rings on the target paper?
thank you
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xl_target
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Re: How to tell about the position of shot on target paper?
Are you asking how to score a target?
If so, this link (below) will explain how to score targets.
TargetandScoringInfo.pdf
The concentric rings on a target are usually numbered and they are addressed by their numbers. i.e. the one ring, the two ring, etc.
The X ring is the one right in the center of the ten ring.
If so, this link (below) will explain how to score targets.
TargetandScoringInfo.pdf
The concentric rings on a target are usually numbered and they are addressed by their numbers. i.e. the one ring, the two ring, etc.
The X ring is the one right in the center of the ten ring.
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nillogical
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Re: How to tell about the position of shot on target paper?
i am note asking for scoring..want to know about the position..like they said inner 5 or outer 9 ... what does that mean?xl_target wrote:Are you asking how to score a target?
If so, this link (below) will explain how to score targets.
TargetandScoringInfo.pdf
The concentric rings on a target are usually numbered and they are addressed by their numbers. i.e. the one ring, the two ring, etc.
The X ring is the one right in the center of the ten ring.