Indians For Guns

another inspiration .target size 4×6 centimeter.

toughsurvivor wrote:another inspiration .target size 4×6 centimeter.

Nice one. But I don't use artificial sweeteners.

It is much cheaper if you decide on a design and have them printed by a regular commercial printer fellow.

Atul

aadhaulya wrote:It is much cheaper if you decide on a design and have them printed by a regular commercial printer fellow.

Atul

I tried that an also bought a couple of packs from Kovibazaar

Printing your own target cards is expensive. NRAI 14cm x14cm and ISSF 17cm x17cm cards are available in the sports shops and online too. They are printed on large scale on paper specified by International Shooting Sports Federation.

I prefer this sheet as it gives me six individual targets. Its great for zeroing your rifle or trying different pellets.

luckily i have a friendly neighborhood medical store that cranks lots of cardboard boxes daily i use for pasting my A4 size photocopies of the inkjet printed targets, if i find the black are a little off i use marker pen to darken it.for sighter you can draw a circle and save the bull for groupings.
i created the targets using the GIMP image editor to arrange maximum bulls on a A4 size paper, after all real estate costs money, feel free to download and print it.
i found pasting targets on the cardboard gives clean holes.

Nice

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Hi Ganesh, what is it that you use as the backstop behind that cardboard?

Hi,
I am using my old business Card back after marking a bulls eye on it. Gives a perfect hole with a wad cutter from my NX 100 polaris at 12 m