The past several years have seen copious dialog about E-Targets and many aspects of the same. Several record keeping houses have set rules regarding E-Targets. There is much passion about the precision and what it should be.
However, we would objectively and realistically like to know from shooters, what the acceptable "line-in-the-sand" precision of E-Targets should be?
To be objective, we must be honest, realizing that the "Paper Standard" is not pin-point, and that E-target technology is ruled by physics, not by smoke and mirrors.
The assumption is that this measurement is for all match conditions.
However, we would objectively and realistically like to know from shooters, what the acceptable "line-in-the-sand" precision of E-Targets should be?
To be objective, we must be honest, realizing that the "Paper Standard" is not pin-point, and that E-target technology is ruled by physics, not by smoke and mirrors.
The assumption is that this measurement is for all match conditions.