What kind of target used for smallbore200?
Is much larger than the target used for prone position ISSF?
How many meters you use it ( meter 50 ??!! )?
You use it maybe 100 yards distance?
which has the dimension of 10 - 9 - 8 - etc. etc ?
Why the number of targets is eleven?

thank you

good weekend

If you are referring to the standard indoor targets we shoot here, like the one below, then they are shot at 25yds.
They are a 10 shot card with the center diagram allowed for 3 non-scoring sighters.
The card measures 310mm x 210mm.
Each diagram measures Ø47mm
This what you were wanting to know?


Scoring is determined by the outer edge of the bullet hole.
If the outer edge cuts the ring then it is out and scores the lower value.
The two innermost rings which are closer together determine whether the shot scores a 10 or a 10.1 (inner bull) thus the perfect card will yield a possible 100.10
Note the following pictures and their relevant scores.

"Smallbore200" was a postal shoot we conducted exclusively for registered members of this forum.
We each shot 2 x 10 shot cards of the standard format described above.

I realize as you evaluate the score.
I have not understand why the targets are 11 and not 10; the middle one is for three test?

I want to know the diameter of 10 / 9 / 8 / 7 etc etc on the target

thank you

Max, New zealand has settled on the 11 diagram target, (we used to have 10 & 11 diagram targets for double card or 20 shot matches).
The middle diagam in the middle row is used for sighting shots which we must shoot 2 and no more than 3 and as such they are not scored, the other 10 diagrams are scored out of a maximum of 10.1 for each diagram.
When a 20 shot match is shot the middle diagram on the second target is not used and should be disfigured to remind the shooter of this to requirement.
The attached PDF file has the current specifications for the targets, Wheelz forgot to tell you that we actually shoot this type of target at both 25 yards AND 20 yards, that is why there are specifications for 2 diferent sized targets.
The size and scoring of the targets was originally based on the ISSF 50 metre targets scaled to the apropriate sizes for 25 & 20 yards however the scoring has recently been changed which actually makes a little easier for the shooter.

Ciao Grumpy,
Ok
Thank You