BigMan54
posted this
02 September 2018
I don't care for copy paper targets or those printed on the same slick paper.
I prefer the traditional course finish buff paper. There is never any reflection or distortion from the sun on a bright day. Which is probably why NATIONAL TARGET prints them that way.
I have a great number of one inch grid targets with 4 2" squares printed 2"s from center towards each corner. Great for 4 groups of 5 shot or if the groups are small enough & consistent enough, 10 shots.
The shiny glare from those smooth white paper targets also plays havoc when shooting at an indoor range. Lots of glare there. For bullseye shooting I tape a buff 50ft slow fire pistol center on to the big shiny target they give you on the way in.
That non-reflective surface makes a big difference in getting a sharp sighting picture. I just get better groups.
Long time Caster/Reloader, Getting back into it after almost 10yrs. Life Member NRA 40+yrs, Life S.A.S.S. #375. Does this mean a description of me as a fumble-fingered knuckle-draggin' baboon. I also drool in my sleep. I firmly believe that true happiness is a warm gun. Did I mention how much I HATE auto-correct on this blasted tablet.