Targets

[Gater]

I know they don’t make 200 yd f- class targets but does anyone have any idea what the size of the scoring rings would be at 200 if a person where to make their own thanks

 

[dthomas]

X ring would be 1/2 moa, 10 ring would be 1 moa, 9 ring would be 2 moa and each scoring ring would continue getting bigger by 1 moa. I do not know the thickness of the lines.

 

[Will Henry]

Just use the 100 yd smallbore target at 200. WH

 

[rocketron]

search f class targets & steve blair

he has pdf files you can print

 

[kzin]

To make an f-class target from a 'sling' target:
Renumber rings by 1
add x ring 1/2 the size of old x ring
discard lowest ring

(c) NRA No. MR-52—Reduction of the MR-1 target to simulate the 600-yard stage of the National Match Course at 200 yards.Aiming Black (inches)
X ring ...................................1.79
10 ring ..................................3.79
9 ring ....................................5.79
8 ring ....................................7.79
7 ring ..................................11.79
6 ring ................................15.79
5 ring ................................19.79

So implied official mr52fc
x ring ................................... .895
10 ring ...................................1.79
9 ring ..................................3.79
8 ring ....................................5.79
7 ring ....................................7.79
6 ring ..................................11.79
5 ring ................................15.79

black remains 11.79

You can do the same procedure with the mr31 for a 100 yard f-class target

 

[kzin]

the full black doesn't fit on 8.5 x 11 paper
here's a center

 

[kzin]

we actually use white for easier spotting of holes in walk and paste matches

 

[kzin]

X ring would be 1/2 moa, 10 ring would be 1 moa, 9 ring would be 2 moa and each scoring ring would continue getting bigger by 1 moa. I do not know the thickness of the lines.

Only approximately.
Official reduced targets are a bit smaller than actual moa conversion.
for example: 1.79" instead of 2.0" for an mr52 x-ring

since the outer edge is the only scoring edge there doesn't need to be a line width spec and I've never seen one.