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Scoring is based on the outermost ring, rather than the innermost ring? Huh. I'd have expected it to be based on the center, but I guess the goal is "it must b
by jfengel 6mo ago
Scoring is based on the outermost ring, rather than the innermost ring?
Huh. I'd have expected it to be based on the center, but I guess the goal is "it must be entirely within this ring to count" rather than just "I hit this ring".
- valzevul 6mo agoI think it depends on the discipline, NSRA .22 in the post uses the outermost edge, but ISSF (Olympic rifle/pistol, for example) uses the innermost edge.
- scrumper 6mo agoIsn't .22 a bit small for deer? I don't know anything though, so this isn't an informed objection just a question. Or were you just learning fundamentals of shooting before trying a bigger caliber?
- butlike 6mo agoI was thinking the same thing.
- valzevul 6mo agoAye, I think most people use something like .243 for stalking, but the closest range was indoors, so I didn’t have much choice. My goal was to get a deer stalking certificate (e.g DSC1), which includes a shooting test: 2 chest shots at 100m from prone, 2 chest shots at 70m from standing/kneeling/sitting, and 2 head shots from 10-20m standing (they use cardboard deer targets, so not far from training at a range).