Available E-Target Tests

[Stumpy1]

For those that might be interested in what has been done regarding E-Target testing, Hexta, an E-Target manufacturer has compiled a fairly comprehensive list of known, publicly available tests of several systems that may be found here;
https://www.hexsystems.com.au/produ...e-targets-tests-and-reports-different-brands/
I think that all the work that has been done by everyone who has contributed has been done with good intentions, and certainly offers us food for thought.

FULL DISCLOSURE/DISCLAIMER​

I have shot on Silver Mountain, Hexta, and Shotmarker E-Targets
I am a member of Bridgeville Rifle and Pistol Club, which has and uses Hexta Targets
I am the guy who has been servicing our Hexta Targets for over three years now
I am not in the employ of Hexta (or anyone else for that matter )
I did not buy the Hexta targets
I don't care what you think of Rick, or Adam, or Daniel, and am personally grateful that those folks have given us choices.

I realize that whatever target you have is the best, and am happy for you.

I think that covers the disclosure/disclaimer thing pretty well, though it irks me that these threads bring out the worst in people all too often.

Respectfully submitted,

Frank

PS -Yes, I am trying for a little humor in the disclaimer section -lighten up Francis.

 

[Keith Glasscock]

Thank you for posting this.

I found the "Goodenough" study by Peter Smith quite an interesting read.

 

[Jennb]

I found the tests quite interesting. Even with the margin of error there was one maybe two shots that the score may have been effected on either system. My question is how much was accuracy effected by having targets overlay each other?

 

[Rick Ratzlaff]

I can assure that 6 engineers would not put in the hours of gratis work and put their names on the report if they thought it flawed.