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All,

I'm going to head up to PA to give it a try with 284luvr next month. Now I'm comfortable with making a fool of myself but thought if I could practice a bit on paper at 100 yards at my local range first I'd at least know what that darn things looks like at that range.

I searched a bit and found some targets but I'm really looking for ones that are properly scaled such that at 100 they are roughly the right size for the correct ranges.

Ideas? Thanks much and happy Friday.

Allen

Allen, hope this helps.



http://www.nrahq.org/compete/dept-silh.asp


http://www.nrahq.org/compete/silhtgts/silhtar-01.pdf
Fire up your printer


Mr. Greg Connor
NRA silhouette director
703-267-1474

I met Greg at Atglen a time or two and he seemed to be very nice.He may have additional info for you as well.

Thanks much! I saw those earlier but I see now that they include the real size of the target and I suppose I can reduce them properly to ratio to 100 yds.

Allen

If you could adjust your printer down to exact scale you would be right on the money. Would use a lotta ink prolly if'n ya didn't get it right the first time or two.

Off to a bike run.Gonna try to put on 8-900 miles this week-end and eat like a king. 50 pounds of hot cheese Keilbasa will be coming back with us.

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