Here's a pair of targets for practicing at 25 yards:
4 moa diameter outer circle with 1/4" grid lines for sight adjustment. 48 targets per 8.5x11 sheet. Ideal for busy ranges.
6 moa diameter outer circle with 1/4" grid lines for sight adjustment. 20 targets per 8.5x11 sheet. Suggested by Xeyed.
8 moa diameter outer circle with 1/4" grid lines for sight adjustment. 12 targets per 8.5x11 sheet. Suggested by Xeyed.
8 moa diameter outer circle with 1/4" grid lines for sight adjustment. 5 targets per 8.5x11 sheet - lots of room to play.
Free for public use. Suggestions welcome.
Love the target.
Hurts the eyes looking at my computer screen. Has flashback to the 70's for moment
For new shooters do you have one with 24 or 12 per page?
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8 MOA version added to first post. Good 5:30am 'drinking coffee' project.
Thanks those look great.
Made me wonder. Could you do the 8 moa target five up like the one inch squares target? Four in the corners and one in the center?
This would make a good kids target in that they could hit something other than white space or another target.
If I was closer I'd buy you a cup of coffee. But you are probably a long way from a Starbucks.
Thanks! 5 bull 8 moa done. These take about a minute to knock off now that the initial template has been made.
Unfortunately Starbucks has made some inroads - but they're inferior to the locals and their market share is minimal; We've more coffee stands then SeaTac (where I've seen Starbucks across the street from each other). You need caffeine in the winter.
Thanks! Saves some of the dirty looks from the deer hunters at the range. There just aren't a lot of people around here shooting at "people" shaped target.
(chuckles) We've found that the small target tends to make the range master who has issues with people who fire rapidly relax. Tiny targets at speed doesn't make them twitch like the guys with a GSG MP5 look alike who can't hit a 10" bull at 10 yards.