How many clubs use The Eagle Eye to verify shot score after score is plugged one time which by the rules each Spot on the 25m target can only be plugged one time?
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- Thread starter dayjd
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How come Mike? I always felt the Eagle Eye was one of the most accurate ways to score a close shot. It did no damage to the target, it gave you a clearly magnified view of the shot (which was great for my old eyes) and was relatively quick to use. I'm curious as to why it is not more widely used.
Jim in Sacramento
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Can’t positively say as to why, Jim….I just don’t know any that use one over a plug. I suspect it is because it requires the user to make two decisions instead of one.
If clubs use the right size shank plugs…damaging the hole should not be an issue. I’ve seen lots of guys plug 177 holes with 22 shank plugs and that can do damage the hole. Using shot up backers is another trouble spot since that will often create torn holes.
Mike
If clubs use the right size shank plugs…damaging the hole should not be an issue. I’ve seen lots of guys plug 177 holes with 22 shank plugs and that can do damage the hole. Using shot up backers is another trouble spot since that will often create torn holes.
Mike
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Not for score BR shooting where you shoot one shot per bull.
Moving backers are for group shooting so you can verify that someone actually put 5 shots into a group that looks like 1.
Mike
Moving backers are for group shooting so you can verify that someone actually put 5 shots into a group that looks like 1.
Mike
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