There’s six plugs but no identifying marks on them. Here’s a picture of them, can someone please explain them to me? Thanks for any help! Can’t wait to try this and be humbled lol! 
Got my targets and plugs yesterday!
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I've seen these machinist go/no go pins in all variations and tolerance levels.
https://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/37851391
Not honestly sure what those you have there are for unless quick ctc checking at moa tolerance at multiple distances.
https://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/37851391
Not honestly sure what those you have there are for unless quick ctc checking at moa tolerance at multiple distances.
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Davelarson
From what I understand you have two measurements of the widest part, one is .35 "and the other is .224", those of .224 "are for the pro category, the .35" for the pellet category and the sporstman category (slug an rimfire)
The thinnest part of the pin is used depending on the caliber with which you shot, this is to avoid damaging the target when you prug in. For example, if you use .177 pellets, you would have to use the pin with a .35" head but the one with the thinnest bottom, and so on depending on each caliber you shot.
I hope I was not wrong, I am not part of the N50, I am just a BR enthusiast
Jorge
From what I understand you have two measurements of the widest part, one is .35 "and the other is .224", those of .224 "are for the pro category, the .35" for the pellet category and the sporstman category (slug an rimfire)
The thinnest part of the pin is used depending on the caliber with which you shot, this is to avoid damaging the target when you prug in. For example, if you use .177 pellets, you would have to use the pin with a .35" head but the one with the thinnest bottom, and so on depending on each caliber you shot.
I hope I was not wrong, I am not part of the N50, I am just a BR enthusiast
Jorge
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I found this from another forum member (igolfat8), maybe it will help you
Jorge
This wood scoring plug holder is nice. I realize we each could make these, but how can I order one? Great idea.
Tom
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Tom: Just copy the pic of a member of this forum who is registered as igolfat8, maybe you can ask him.
Jorge
Jorge
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