And, the suggestion was to use the e target only to count the shots.
let me repeat myself....."that's a lot of money to just count shots, what's next" ??
And, the suggestion was to use the e target only to count the shots.
JimRobotics… lol
For Christ sakes ‘ just watch the bank, count the shots and scorers give the benefit of doubt to the shooter.
Like I said in post #29I can see where that might be a problem. Ok what’s your solution then ?
In all honesty from my observations a lot of the bench rest shooters couldn't get up off the ground without help if they shot a F-class match.Fclass shooters can hang a 10" gong at 1K and ejaculate hitting it
I know a couple guys who quit when their record-setting targets were DQed. When I score, shooter always gets the benefit of the doubt. This is a gentlemanly sport. There’s no massive prize pot or money on the line beyond the entry fees, and arguably even if there was - this is a game we’re playing together and we should act with honesty and integrity and accept that others are doing the same.

no kidding, I am definitely one of themIn all honesty from my observations a lot of the bench rest shooters couldn't get up off the ground without help if they shot a F-class match.
Sorry but this is where I wish there was a dislike button.E targets are the future of the sport. Young people like using and playing on their phones and tablets. Need to figure out how to get the PRS crowd to participate in long range shooting.
Right. My understanding is e targets are not ready for benchrest.measure five shots to the thousandth of an inch
Getting ready for our NBRSA Sscore Nationals, I shot this 100 yard 5 shot group with my 30BR.E targets are the future of the sport. Young people like using and playing on their phones and tablets. Need to figure out how to get the PRS crowd to participate in long range shooting.
I'm shooting 600 yds early tomorrow morning on my shot marker. I'll go load 5 more to shoot at 100 and see if I can get you a screen shot of it. Never tried it at 100 so it'll be interesting.Getting ready for our NBRSA Sscore Nationals, I shot this 100 yard 5 shot group with my 30BR.
Do E Targets have the resolution to accurately record and measure this.
I wish we had an electronic shot counting system for Short Range that cost about $250 per frame on a 20 Bench Range. I personally buy them for Tomball and we could shoot Short Range Registered Group Matches again.
Jackie,Getting ready for our NBRSA Sscore Nationals, I shot this 100 yard 5 shot group with my 30BR.
Do E Targets have the resolution to accurately record and measure this.
I wish we had an electronic shot counting system for Short Range that cost about $250 per frame on a 20 Bench Range. I personally buy them for Tomball and we could shoot Short Range Registered Group Matches again.
No. If 2 bullets go through the same hole at 100yds, 3 more inches wouldn’t matter.I wonder if having 2 to 3 inches between target and backer would be enough to determine the number of shots fired ?
this was tried for 1 year in the SW region. When it came up again after a trial period - the BOD discontinued the use of electronic/acoustical backer for verifying record shots on targets.I wish we had an electronic shot counting system for Short Range that cost about $250 per frame on a 20 Bench Range. I personally buy them for Tomball and we could shoot Short Range Registered Group Matches again.
Jackie,This conversation has got me to thinking about a use for E Targets in 100/200/300 yard Benchrest.
To take the place of a mechanical moving backer system.
One reason many Clubs have abandoned Short Range Group in favor of Varmint for Score is the hassle of maintaining and setting up a moving backer system.
Could a single E Target sensor mounted atop each frame to be used to verify shot count?
Of course, if you had a 20 bench range, that would mean 20 individuals shot markers. The cost might be prohibitive.
I know very little about E Targets, so ………
