Load Development Target (F-Class John

[Migolito]

Does anyone have a download for the Load Development Target F-Class John uses. I like the simplicity and the exact reticle hold

 

[Migolito]

THANK YOU!

 

[foxguy]

I Know this is an old discussion, but anyone have a target they wish to share? (For F class load development.) What does F-Class John's Target look like.

Thanks

 

[Florida Wally]

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[rlporter507]

this one?? theres a 200 yard one also on there site

 

[Fclassfool]

@F Class John

 

[Bc'z]

I Know this is an old discussion, but anyone have a target they wish to share? (For F class load development.) What does F-Class John's Target look like.

Thanks

Target for Fclass lo!d development???
WTF? Aim at a spot

 

[balloonpilot9513]

here is one I put together.

Print settings for load development target

11 x 17 paper
portrait
zoom = 170%
brightness = 0
contrast = -9
saturation = 2

center X = 1/2"
inner circle = 1"
outter circle = 1-1/2"

 

[F Class John]

Here's the target you're asking about I think. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pdt_krE-HiovsKEwDD2ScOU-SYzBQdZq/view?usp=sharing

But honestly, most of the time I just take a piece of paper and draw X's on it with a Sharpie and shoot them. I'm not that precise. I just want aiming points like BC'z said.

 

[LVLAaron]

Target for Fclass lo!d development???
WTF? Aim at a spot

This is the funniest comment I've read in a long time.

 

[powderbrake]

Here is one that I use. I generally use the first row as sighters or warm up.
I use a dot but there are lines that can be used with crosshairs.

I usually crank in one or two clicks of down for groups to keep out of circle.

 

[JFrank]

Much the same as John and Brett, I buy a roll of freezer wrap and sharpie a big + or stick on an orange dot or two. I’m a low tech cheap a$$ but it works great.

 

[praveen]

I use benchrest targets. You used to be able to buy these from Midway/Brownells but I can't find them anymore.
Here's a PDF:

 

[Acyr]

Cheap paper plates and one-inch dots

 

[Bc'z]

This is the funniest comment I've read in a long time.

Well the question from the OP struck me as kinda funny at 3:41am WC time when I took a beer break.
Before anyone says anything about drinking that early in the day, just maybe that's when my day ended.

For the OP
Here's a picture of charge weight testing for my 6.5-284, seating was done first but shot in same format
Most times I put up 1 spot at distance and use colored bullets represented here. Dial off of your spot to retain your aiming point.same target mapped out
All this was good enough to come in as 2nd loser Saturday at our club match

 

[Bc'z]

Cheap paper plates and one-inch dots

Working on our Etarget system this morning at the range your fresh build came into conversation

 

[foxguy]

I wanted to say thanks to everyone.

I do tend to keep my targets from Load development / testing.
I have used Sheets of 8 1/2 x 11 Paper with lines drawn on it and the red 1" Target stickers on the paper.
I have quite often used the Cover Stock Paper as it is heaver wight and bullets cut cleaner holes.

I do like the Idea of using Freezer Paper and drawing the Line on It with Vertical Lines every so far for aiming Spots. Again, for record keeping and all the notes for each grp / load shot. I do this as well for Seating Depth testing.

I have also used the Accurate Shooter Target with 8 Boxes with x-Hairs in each box to hold your sights on.

I write notes on each test target I shoot. Date, Caliber, yardage, Brass, Primer, bullet, powder, Load (Powder Charge Weight and seating depth). Wind conditions when shooting.

 

[Straightshooter1]

I write notes on each test target I shoot. Date, Caliber, yardage, Brass, Primer, bullet, powder, Load (Powder Charge Weight and seating depth). Wind conditions when shooting.

I often like to do this too and why I very often like to use this target:

 

[Fast14riot]

This is all I use for powder or seating depth. I just use the wind knob on my rest to get the next aim point. Most of my notes are written at the loading bench or on the brass itself.