$10k rifle... but homemade target with Sharpie scribbles

[DiRTY DOG]

Spends literally thousands on a rifle & optic, plus $1 per round... But uses homemade targets with scribbled circles for evaluating load development and accuracy testing.

Come on, cheap-o. At least print off some free online targets on the copier at work, like the rest of us.

 

[Rem06]

use a simple black X. on white paper

 

[STOMP442]

People are funny. I like the ones that bring me a $200 Savage axis and want me to put a 3k Nightforce on it so they can shoot 1000 yards.

 

[Drop Port]

use a simple black X. on white paper

Do you prefer a Sharpie or Ball Point?

 

[majohnson]

You can even get the orange stickers that are basically target centers, great for load evaluations.

 

[Boilermaker]

People are funny. I like the ones that bring me a $200 Savage axis and want me to put a 3k Nightforce on it so they can shoot 1000 yards.

I would rather have a $3k nightforce on an axis than a $50 Barska on a Kelby.

 

[Rem06]

Do you prefer a Sharpie or Ball Point?

big fat sharpie! lol
actually both. if you get creative you can make your own that taper in to a ball point. and maybe even ass a tiny circle?
but the thickness mostly depends on yardage and scope power. but don't go too thick , like fatter than caliber so a boolot cant hide in it. cuz ya might think you missed? and that sucks.

or you can shoot staple legs like you do

 

[Rem06]

You can even get the orange stickers that are basically target centers, great for load evaluations.

unless you are color blind like me!

orange is useless!

 

[john 800]

I use walmart smiley face stickers. I asked a lady I knew that worked there if I could have some. She smiled, tore off about two feet, set the two feet down on her workstation, then she handed me the 6”dia roll. I have a lifetime supply of target dots

 

[Ray123]

Who spends ten thousand on a rifle and scope?
I spent $3345 on rifle components and Vortex 4.7 -27X razor scope on sale so I bought two.. . And another rifle for about $400 less. I already had the actions and did the machine work myself. One even has an Area 419 competition muzzle brake, and 2 Dasher mags, and a Dasher reamer.
But I buy the little stickers to put on a piece of cardboard...or a paper plate with target stickers...cheap...and at long range ... a rock face on a mountain cliff..wait for the impact...spot dust, and adjust. I don't do expensive targets, either...but those leave a bit to be desired...just a little more effort, would show that you are somewhat serious about it.

 

[Knotwild]

If he can shell out the money for a $10K rifle, he can afford to use whatever targets he likes. Maybe his kid drew them for him. I've learned that people with plenty of money do what they want and don't care what others think about it.

And a dollar a bullet it is pretty cheap I think.

 

[Chiquita]

These work awesome. Comes in different colors and sizes.

https://a.co/d/gDAK0FM

 

[Ranger188]

Spends literally thousands on a rifle & optic, plus $1 per round... But uses homemade targets with scribbled circles for evaluating load development and accuracy testing.

Come on, cheap-o. At least print off some free online targets on the copier at work, like the rest of us.

I know what you mean.
I'll use a $1 paper target over and over. lol

 

[Forum Boss]

There are plenty of Free targets on our target page.

LOAD DEVELOPMENT TARGETS​

Click on image to download .pdf file. Click here to save all three targets as .pdf in .ZIP archive.


And here is a target I created some years ago. It has been very popular.
IMPORTANT: Set your POI high leaving the cross in the middle unobstructed.
CLICK HERE for printable PDF: AccurateShooter Triple Target .

 

[209jones]

I've used left up targets, picked them out of the garbage, taped different parts of ones on a backer of a used one, drawn dots, used reflective trail marking push pins, stuck a gob of surveyors tape in a hole, things that looked like sequins that were in my fly tying stuff. Sometimes ya just do what ya gotta do. But, what is done there,that really is not something I'd draw on a target.

 

[1shot]

My thoughts are spend money when you have to, save it where you can.
Yes, I use the free targets down loaded from here.

Lloyd

 

[perazziguy]

Spends literally thousands on a rifle & optic, plus $1 per round... But uses homemade targets with scribbled circles for evaluating load development and accuracy testing.

Come on, cheap-o. At least print off some free online targets on the copier at work, like the rest of us.

I've seen it on the trap field. 20+k for a shotgun, piss and moan when their reloads with picked-up hull don't work!!!

 

[Uthink Uknow]

He has four excellent targets already. The Thumb tacks in the four corners.

 

[DaveTooley]

Any size, any color

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[JimPag]

People are funny. I like the ones that bring me a $200 Savage axis and want me to put a 3k Nightforce on it so they can shoot 1000 yards.

Ya or the ones that spend 2K on a hunting rifle and put a Tasco scope on it.