Jake Leibke
WKR
Am I the only one planning to shoot at a 10” cardboard circle?
I am planning to paint a 10” circle on my steel plates
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Am I the only one planning to shoot at a 10” cardboard circle?
Me too.Am I the only one planning to shoot at a 10” cardboard circle?
Just remember it has to be a 10 circle to qualifyOk I’m in. If anyone in the Spokane/cda/post falls area wants to join shoot me a pm. I’ll have to check target sizes but should be able to find something that fits. I know we have an 8 inch diamond at 800. And a 8 inchx10 in triangle at 675.
Hopefully we have one in the 200 pieces of steel.Just remember it has to be a 10 circle to qualify
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I just made one out of cardboard. There's no proof of impact without walking down, but it works.Hopefully we have one in the 200 pieces of steel.
Copy. Thanks.You just need to mark it with a 10" circle.
We are doing it this way so everyone is using a standard target.
That’s only 9.8” at one part!!!You just need to mark it with a 10" circle.
We are doing it this way so everyone is using a standard target.
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I don’t own the range can’t go down range.I just made one out of cardboard. There's no proof of impact without walking down, but it works.
If you can hit a 10” sitting at 400, that’s tough!Looking forward to this. I will probably be at the 400y mark which is a bit further than I've killed anything at before so it's pushing it for me even though that's probably a chip shot for others. Likely use my pack and a rear bag and no bipod this year (even though I've had a bipod on my rifle in the past while hunting, I was planning to take it off for this year). Maybe try sitting or something for one of the shots if I'm feeling good that day...