I know I have seen printable targets on this forum that will indicate what you may be doing 'wrong' based on where the projectile hits.
I really need a few to help a few friends and relatives inprove their accuracy skills with a handgun.
Does anyone have a thread to some of the ones that have been posted on the forum.
I tried to 'search' only looking at 'Target' threads, but after about 15 pages of posts, thought just asking would be easier.
Thanks....
Diagnostic Targets
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StewNTexas
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Diagnostic Targets
If the 2nd admendment only applies to muskets and muzzle-loaders, then the 1st admentment must apply only to the spoken or printed word. Printing must be done on hand presses, news stories must be written in longhand, no keyboards or electric processes may be used.
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Re: Diagnostic Targets
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Re: Diagnostic Targets
Here is an extremely large repository of targets. They're all (I think) pdf files sized for 8.5x11" paper.
http://www.reloadbench.com/pdf.html
http://www.reloadbench.com/pdf.html
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Re: Diagnostic Targets
What I was looking for is very similar to the one eljip (1st response) posted. I have seen some similar with more information.
Thanks to PawPaw, I am keeping this in my favorites.
Thanks to PawPaw, I am keeping this in my favorites.
If the 2nd admendment only applies to muskets and muzzle-loaders, then the 1st admentment must apply only to the spoken or printed word. Printing must be done on hand presses, news stories must be written in longhand, no keyboards or electric processes may be used.