Shot marker

[Mostmaverman]

I’ve bought a shot marker any body got info on making a frame for it thx steve

 

[F Class John]

Maybe this can help. I've see a number of good way to do it but just make you keep it as square as possible with distances between to tops and bottom and side to side as close to perfect as you can even is you make a rectangle for some reason but a square is ideal. The larger the frame the more inherently accurate it will be. For my purposes I like one about 35-40" square for my 200-1000yd purposes and for easy transport but it doesn't leave a lot of room for error off target. YMMV

 

[chkunz]

I’ve bought a shot marker any body got info on making a frame for it thx steve

There is some basic info in the user manual that you should read. The frame can be most any size but needs to be a rectangle and average carpentry skills seem to be good enough. There is a lot of usage with a six foot square frame, smaller is ok but the smaller the frame the more Fisk to shooting a sensor. A wood outer "picture frame" with cardboard or plastic inside seems to work well. It needs to be rigid enough that is does not flop in the wind with sensors ninety deg to the frame. I can email you some pictures if you send me a PM.

 

[rlporter507]

one i built for our local range. it gets left there.

 

[rlporter507]

another idea i built for short range to test loads. this one is more portable.