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Tim Boettcher

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I deleted the last threat, I thought I was deleting an attachment. I will put the attachments back up.
 
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Tim, sorry for not getting back sooner. Holiday weekend kept me busy.

When I took the targets to the range I found it a little difficult to see them (The .5", 1" and 1.5" w/ 9 ring)

Something that might help would be to color the area between the 10 and 9 ring as solid red.
Maybe the scope could pick them up better and the red would allow seeing the bullet hits.

Thanks, Andy
 
AndyTaber said:
Tim, sorry for not getting back sooner. Holiday weekend kept me busy.

When I took the targets to the range I found it a little difficult to see them (The .5", 1" and 1.5" w/ 9 ring)

Something that might help would be to color the area between the 10 and 9 ring as solid red.
Maybe the scope could pick them up better and the red would allow seeing the bullet hits.

Thanks, Andy
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Feel free to use the following load development target. Best thing to do is get a ream of card stock and start printing.
 
DSM said:
Feel free to use the following load development target. Best thing to do is get a ream of card stock and start printing.
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That target is huge! What size is the inner circle supposed to be?

BTW the actual size of the target in the file is 35 1/4" x 35 1/2"


The screenshot is from the dimensions I found on the net, and created a hi-resolution file, they seem to be correct for 100 yards.
 

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How does this look as a 200 yard target?

Scale is at top of JPG
 

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Not sure the size, never checked after I scanned it. All you have to do is have the pdf fit a 8.5x11 sheet of paper when you go to print.
 
DSM said:
Not sure the size, never checked after I scanned it. All you have to do is have the pdf fit a 8.5x11 sheet of paper when you go to print.
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The problems I have seen with that some printers will vary up to 3/16" due to internal settings scaling from a large target.

I re-did it in high resolution for you guys!

Tim
 

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