I have been playing with rimfire a little lately. The ARA target is about the most popular one out there. It is a worst edge type of deal. It can be seen at.
http://ara.benchrest.net/images/ARA_Target.pdf
It may be fun to shoot a few of these at 100 yards with a centerfire just for kicks. The scoring rules are printed right on the target so take a look.
Here is the question:
Would anyone be interested in shooting a few of these targets in a fun match this fall in Denton. If there is enough interest, I will schedule a day and have a match and we can do it 2 ways. Charge only mininum fees and shoot ($25) or throw in $50 or so and split it up like a money shoot. Maybe shoot 2 to 4 cards. Most rimfires shoot up to 6 in a half day is my understanding. I could have it later this fall or possibly shoot a few targets on Friday before the IBS shoot during practice. It could be lots of fun. It definately wont be easy. The 30's will probably not rule due to the worst edge etc, but all the 22 and 6 ppcs that may be shooting for either the score or group part of the weekend will be pretty well matched.
http://ara.benchrest.net/images/ARA_Target.pdf
It may be fun to shoot a few of these at 100 yards with a centerfire just for kicks. The scoring rules are printed right on the target so take a look.
Here is the question:
Would anyone be interested in shooting a few of these targets in a fun match this fall in Denton. If there is enough interest, I will schedule a day and have a match and we can do it 2 ways. Charge only mininum fees and shoot ($25) or throw in $50 or so and split it up like a money shoot. Maybe shoot 2 to 4 cards. Most rimfires shoot up to 6 in a half day is my understanding. I could have it later this fall or possibly shoot a few targets on Friday before the IBS shoot during practice. It could be lots of fun. It definately wont be easy. The 30's will probably not rule due to the worst edge etc, but all the 22 and 6 ppcs that may be shooting for either the score or group part of the weekend will be pretty well matched.