I had a horrible match day today. I dropped 3 points at 300 for a total of 97-2x.


My son scored great with a 93-1x.


Moving out to 600, I pulled at least two shots. Totally on me. Ended with a 90-2x. We did have some gusty winds and I think I overcompensated a little bit. I scored a 99 last month, so today was a disaster.


My son had his best day at 600 with an 87-1x. I was fully expecting him to beat me today. I'm proud of the young man.




Tony.

Nice shooting by all. However; what is up with/ the scoring? First target alone should have been 4 or 5X not 2.

The bullet markers are not to scale. If I zoom in, the scoring rings would get larger and the bullet holes stay the same size.

Tony.

Tony,

Not going to be too long and Anthony will be kicking your azz...

I'm damn proud of the youngster. Please tell him so...

Wes

What does the red highlight of the 10 on each target for?

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Originally posted by gjgalligan:
What does the red highlight of the 10 on each target for?

Last shot fired.

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Originally posted by 357fuzz:
Nice shooting by all. However; what is up with/ the scoring? First target alone should have been 4 or 5X not 2.

Yeah, in fact they all look wrong to me. Although in a few cases it would depend on whether the indicator dots are presumed to represent a real .308 hole.

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Originally posted by benny6:

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Originally posted by gjgalligan:
What does the red highlight of the 10 on each target for?

Last shot fired.

Foolish me. I had assumed the hits were numbered in order as shot. Didn't think you would have to do anything special for the last rd.

Well as you shoot, you don't want to have to search in a sea of numbers for the last shot fired. It highlights it so you look and know exactly where the last shot landed.

Are those 1 inch squares ? Or half inc squares?

1 MOA squares