Cujo, where did you get that gauge from?
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I purchased that one from a place called Hughes Precision Products for $6.00 shipped. Here is some more info:


* You can also purchase one from the NRA at (800) 336-7402. The 22LR scoring gauge is item #17230. They also make one for .17 caliber.Comment
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Only 1 target to enter; not sure how to score it. Cujo seemed to give 12 pts for the center, but I thought this target was 10. I'll do it both ways, and you can pick whichever is appropriate. If I made any mistakes in scoring, please let me know.
50 yards
Score: 117 or 98
VQ Fusion
un-magnified red dot (Eotech EXPS-2)
.17 hmr Winchester Varmint HV 17gr BT
12 + 12+ 12 + (2 * 9) + 2 = 56 or 10 + 10 + 10 + (2 * 7) + 2 = 46
and
(4 * 12) + 10 + 3 = 61 or (4 * 10) + 9 + 3 = 52

I actually went to the range with my .22 pistol, 22LR rifle, and the 17hmr (hardest part was lugging everything around). I shot every target for this month's competition in each division. Lovely, except I shot them all incorrectly, except this single example
If it didn't say, "5 shots per bullseye" right on the frickin' paper I'm sure I would have botched this one, too.
Didn't shoot the 50 or 100 scoped targets enough times. Shot the wrong targets for the pistol. Next time, I print the bloody instructions from the OP.
Still, always fun to get out there
Last edited by speedrrracer; 11-10-2013, 3:47 PM.

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It's been a while since I last posted a target here, but adding rugrat #2 to the family -- and taking up action pistol -- can do that.
I have few illusions about the ultimate success of this 100 yard target in the competition, but because I had a Saturday morning free, I dragged along my Savage Mk II TR to my pistol practice and put some rounds through it for the only the third time this year.
Anyway, here are the particulars:
Savage MK II TR
SK Standard Plus .22LR (same as Wolf Match, I believe)
Millett 4x16 TR-1 optic
Cheap Caldwell bipod, sandsock style rear rest
I got to the range early -- when it was calm -- but foolishly shot the Glock first. By the time I got to the rifle it was a little windy. First target was awful, but this and the third were about the same. A 1.25" group is nothing to get excited about. Maybe next it gets better.
Good luck to all the competitors,
TC
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Good shooting. Your score is 113, 110 + 3 shots touching in the lower right of the X circle.It's been a while since I last posted a target here, but adding rugrat #2 to the family -- and taking up action pistol -- can do that.
I have few illusions about the ultimate success of this 100 yard target in the competition, but because I had a Saturday morning free, I dragged along my Savage Mk II TR to my pistol practice and put some rounds through it for the only the third time this year.
Anyway, here are the particulars:
Savage MK II TR
SK Standard Plus .22LR (same as Wolf Match, I believe)
Millett 4x16 TR-1 optic
Cheap Caldwell bipod, sandsock style rear rest
I got to the range early -- when it was calm -- but foolishly shot the Glock first. By the time I got to the rifle it was a little windy. First target was awful, but this and the third were about the same. A 1.25" group is nothing to get excited about. Maybe next it gets better.
Good luck to all the competitors,
TC

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Heres mine for the month
25 irons score 160

11-14-13 by usmcchet92_96, on Flickr
50 irons score 121

11-14-13 by usmcchet92_96, on Flickr
50 scoped 174

11-14-13 by usmcchet92_96, on FlickrJohn P. Hermesmeyer
U.S.M.C. 1992 to 1996 0311 5th Marines
Current location: Camp Living room 1st Recline Div.Now in Texas
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In memory of my friend Officer Ryan Bonaminio Riverside PD. Gone but not forgotten.Comment
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Year to Date Scores to Nov 1, 2013
Attached is the year to date scores for all shooters through November 1, 2013.Attached FilesLast edited by Izzy43; 11-16-2013, 8:44 PM.Comment
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November Rimfire match
Here are some targets for the November match that I shot today. Both are Aperture Irons, one at 50 and one at 100 yards.

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I collect Military Arms and enjoy shooting in local matches. I also collect older Lever Actions, especially those chambered in odd/old cartridges. If you have a nice old Winchester or Marlin in 25-20, 32-40, 38-55, 40-60, 45-70, etc etc, please PM me and we can work out a deal.
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