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I shot in a fun match last weekend got a 86/100 in the slow fire  and a 90/100 in the rapid fireWink
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Found a link that works for the SR target reduced to 50 yards Rimfire:


Or, if you would rather shoot at 25 yards, here is the SR Target reduced to 25 yard Rimfire:


Just open and print out, for free.  

This puts all the three Classes on the same difficulty level regarding the target and scoring rings. 
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Geoff, do you have any link for the 100mt target?
I would like to participate
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Here is a pdf of the NRA 100 yard SR-1 Target.  Note that the scoring rings of this version only extend from the X ring thru the 8 ring, which should be fine for prone shooting. But the full size target, which can be purchased from most shooting sports online shops, includes scoring rings out to the 5 ring. 
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Great, thanks.
I copied & saved them both.
I'll re-shoot to kick start the new season.
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I printed a bunch of these off.
They print nice in a batch instead of copying them.
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Struggling a bit here. I forgot I took my "service rifle" apart which had a 22 conversion tube in it and placed into a sporter rifle to get that one back to how it should be.
So I shot this target with a 22 trainer I have available. I think I had one round completely extract.
No problem though, it was fun.
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Pretty tough target eh?  For the Lee Enfield Forum Virtual Match, you might want to use the targets I added to the link in the first post here for Class 3 .22 RF.  

Looks to be a 77/100. Shooting a 98/100 and above on this target is a US CMP High Master score. 
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Originally posted by britrifles britrifles wrote:

Pretty tough target eh?  For the Lee Enfield Forum Virtual Match, you might want to use the targets I added to the link in the first post here for Class 3 .22 RF.  

Looks to be a 77/100. Shooting a 98/100 and above on this target is a US CMP High Master score. 




Yes that white back ground makes it harder to hide the powder burn on the paper. LOL

Actually it's not bad but for the bottom left, or any on the bottom row, the contrast because of the paper size got me a little.
Anyway, I enjoyed this as much as flopping out on a beach towel on the shore somewhere.
It was 20 minutes to get the rifle out, staple the target to a backer in the side yard and fire some rounds.
It took me longer to get the pictures on here than to accomplish the actual shooting.
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Ha!  That reminded me of one of the targets a former member posted at what he said was 300 yards. You could see the splattering spiral of powder trail burns around each bullet hole. Looked a bit like a comet trail.  Happens when the target is close to the muzzle, like less than 15ish yards…

Glad to see you give it a go. When I get a bit of free time, I’ll bring out the No. 7 and post this MR reduced target at 25 rounds and see what I can get. That 10 ring is under 0.30 inches, smaller than a .303 bullet! 
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I downloaded & printed the 3 targets.
As I seem to be on a "Silly Safari" with the .22 this season I'll shoot the lot of them & post, god knows I need the practice.Confused
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Think I need to try this target with my 1918 smile .22
What is the standard distance for this target? 
We shot at 50 metres.
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Shaun, the updated links at the top of this thread provide the appropriate Short Range target for either 25 or 50 yards (or metres) for Class 3 .22 RF.  On a separate thread “.22 Challenge”, I posted a third target that is the US NRA Mid Range Target reduced for shooting .22 RF at 25 yards. 

In all cases, the three targets identify the range that it is intended to be used at in a text block.   
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