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[br]21shooter said:Congratulations Steve, Good shooting way to go!!!![]()
John R Perkins
[br]wooger said:BTW, shoot in that "special" boil more often, OK?
Erik Cortina said:prwhite said:...who needs a scope!!!
The guys shooting at a 10 ring 1/4 the size!
RMulhern said:Erik Cortina said:prwhite said:...who needs a scope!!!
The guys shooting at a 10 ring 1/4 the size!
Erik
We both know that 'target definition' means everything...whether or not shooting glass or aperture sights...right?? Current Palma competition target size is on a bull of 44" diameter with an inner ten ring measuring 20" diameter with the X ring at 10" diameter. Even though the black bullseye appears large in size.....the main reason the bull is 44" in diameter is for 'target definition' giving the iron sight/aperture shooter the ability for alignment of the sights. The 'glass shooters' targets do not offer the iron sight/aperture shooter a target large enough to attain adequate sighting alignment but I dare say that many Palma shooters that I know and have shot shoulder to shoulder with over the years would have the ability to be competitive on the scoring rings of the F Open target if the target were of adequate size and said shooters were allowed to compete with the same cartridges as utilized in current F Open class events! I've had the occasion recently to view some targets used in 600 yard Bench Rest events and the color of the bullseye used is what I refer to as a 'bastardized red', not black! An aperture shooter would go absolutely blind trying to use this color!
What say you sir?
Erik Cortina said:I have never shot sling, so this is only a SWAG, but I do not think they would be competitive shooting at the same small target used in F-Class.
Sling shooters might be able to hang in there in calm conditions, but I think the ability to shoot fast for a F-Class shooter would have the advantage in switchy conditions.