Hey everybody
Well, once I finally get a chance to get on. I see that a lot of discussion is happening some really good questions. Looks like Mike and Mark did a good job of answering most of them. Sky chief ask a question about being able to change the aiming point if you hit it. There is no rule that we keep that from happening. I just simply try to keep my rifle, shooting far enough off of POA that I don't have to change it.
Kermit the scoring ring that you found on the MNLRA website is the one that we use. I usually buy them three or four to time, just as a side note a little thing that makes it easier to score. This method is to encourage your shooters to put a thin piece of cardboard, behind their target. This causes the ball to cut a much cleaner hole and makes it much easier for the individual doing the scoring. I usually cut the cardboard down to where she just slightly bigger than the target and then move it around so that the ball will pass through a solid point of the cardboard. If I get where I think it ought to go. I have found that the cardboard, it comes off of a cereal box does not work too bad my favorite cardboard, has been what is on the back of a legal pad. It's a little bit thicker, but it doesn't much nicer job. I have seen a lot of cardboard. It had stuff written on it, such as, Miller light, Budweiser, I don't know where they're getting and stuff.
Keep the good questions coming, guys. I'm going to skip to another post and put up some results. I'll talk to you later.
