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"KzooRichie"Darkside Challange

http://pneuzoo.weebly.com/uploads/3/0/5/7/30576969/darkside_challangepdf.pdf

Keep calm and holdover. EPIC 

 

[KzooRichie]

Since you like it so much I'll mail you a refrigerator magnet if you pm me your address.

 

[X27]

Thanks

 

[airborne]

Very cool links, Thank You from a new guy

 

[Airgun_Pig]

Thanks for the targets!!
Airgun_Pig

 

[Tominco]

Here's a link I caught over on FB. 
It's got a VERY large selection of targets to choose from!

http://www.robstanley-photography.co.uk/Misc/Targets/

 

[Michael]

Awesome!

 

[texagdds]

I’ve used this one a ton. Not the best, but I’m too lazy to make another. Print it to the size of your liking. 

 

[zeus]

Hi, thanks for the whites, these are some of the ones that I use,
Some are more serious than others, but there they are.
a greeting

View attachment 1522234695_13260694795abb754789e226.14281005_Carnero, cerdo, pavo y pollo.pdf

View attachment 1522234720_13725058235abb7560587068.55540694_siluetas rehenes.pdf

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and

 

[sonny]

is there a download for the 1 inch squares with red dot in the middle?

 

[zeus]

Right click, save images as ...
a greeting

 

[DellaDog]

View attachment 1522880893_9124372725ac5517dc328b1.63714588_MOA Landscape Open.pdf

 

[Hollins_Air]

Give this a try:

http://www.targets.ws/

 

[CampFussell]

One of my absolute favorites is this one with 42 count (one inch squares) with 1/4″ kz. Has the 1/8″ grid to help visually compare group size
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/dbe6c8ec-3f13-4ad0-9164-d33543e42a04


Another version of the 42 count one inch squares with 1/4″ kz inside 1/2″ kz
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/f5ec03c5-58de-4e8a-8ab5-50c261b08c43


The 100 count 5/8″ squares with 1/4″ kz
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/cc76c04b-7654-470a-8f9f-5f370f5d8e4e


The 100 count 5/8″ squares with 3/8″ kz
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/50c76360-c203-4a9a-b839-7e823c39221e


60 count on 1/8″ grid with 1/4″kz inside 1/2″ kz
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/d4b7cd5b-0189-42a0-9ae7-5caa9fa12834


1/4″ bulls 50 count no grid
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/ff7e8827-78c2-4d51-bd80-51e4c7c57544


3/8″ bulls 50 count no grid
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/2b2a943d-5c62-40c3-b38c-a8e596366ee2


Peace and Kill Zone Grease
Fuss

 

[DellaDog]

Nice targets CampF. Thanks 

 

[hawkeye69]

Prints on standard 8.5X11 letter size.

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[Guest]

http://www.oldspooks.com/agstuff/Targets/zero/zero-method.pdf

http://www.oldspooks.com/agstuff/Targets/calibration/mils-calibration.pdf

http://www.oldspooks.com/agstuff/Targets/calibration/holdover.pdf

http://www.oldspooks.com/agstuff/Targets/calibration/drop-chart.pdf

http://www.oldspooks.com/agstuff/Targets/calibration/pel-compare-tgt.pdf

http://www.oldspooks.com/agstuff/Targets/challenges/Ten-Dimes-v2.pdf

http://www.oldspooks.com/agstuff/Targets/challenges/LRSG-Qual.pdf

http://www.oldspooks.com/agstuff/Targets/challenges/50-minute-challenge.pdf

 

[mcoulter]

Wow, OldSpook thanks so very much for sharing these targets! This will keep me busy for awhile

 

[Spartan]

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Designed these to print on half-sheet shipping labels so you can just quickly stick them on whatever you want. High visibility and I like the full crosshairs to aid with alignment. Red circles are 1" diameter, green circles are 1/2". Blue dots are 1/4" and good for test shots.

 

[sendler2112]

I drew up these targets to feature a pronounced cross hair to get the most consistent groups with minimal canting and to help set up scope level as it applies to " shooting across" at different ranges. These are also nice for shooting 10 shot groups while looking for flyers since the center can be totally shot out without losing the cross hairs as your aim point. Pin them up down range using a level. I use a cardboard box full of rubber mulch as a trap with a clipboard taped onto the front. Put duct tape over the holes in the clipboard when it starts to get shot out to stop leaking, which doesn't really happen anyway since the rubber mulch is so coarse.

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