Clean a Target... Show us!

First topic message reminder :

Just thought we could all use some Positive Reinforcement so I made this a "sticky" which means its always at the top in this topic. So when you shoot a clean target and want to hoot a little post it here for all to see! 


Here is what I did last night at our weekly indoor league, 50 ft on the NRA reduced target, shot Timed fire style in four strings of 5 shots, we hang two targets at a time. 100 6x and a 100 7x this was a first for me to clean two in the same set of targets. Ended with a 493 26x out of possible 500.
 

RodJ wrote:Look at those beautiful little bullet holes all clustered in the 10 ring!  So relaxing to see these.  For some reason even the photo alone makes it look effortless.

Rod,
It really did look and feel perfect, trick is to replicate the look and feel. That target is the exact reason I like bullseye shooting, my pursuit to excellence, I may never get there but I will keep trying.

Bruce, After reading your post, I channeled my inner BruceV last night. Limited time and ammo but I put up my best shots at 25 yards 45acp. I think looking at good targets and imagining shooting them helps my brain. Plus context from the shooter of the target and helps reinforce the training to the subconscious. Thanks again for posting that up.

This is the most inspiring post!

My first indoor clean (timed fire), done this evening during a league match.

Ruger MkIV 22/45 
CMP Bulk Eley

Nice target! - Thanks for posting.

Rapid Fire, always expecting to see fliers when walking down range. 

Nice target, but you should only post (and think) positive.

New to me Hammerli 208s

Timed fire, 50' indoors, S&W M41, Ultradot, CCI SV.. my best to date.

Tough day but some good came of it...

Some nice targets.  I especially like 9 Xs.  (And, I'm fond of Hammerlis, too.)  Congrats!

Ed Hall wrote:Nice target, but you should only post (and think) positive.

Youre correct, will try to eliminate the worry of fliers when going down range.

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Here is a target I saved from many years ago. Timed fire. 45ACP. Late 80s. SDPRC. Colt's Mark IV/70 with Bomar rib. Handloads (prolly 200SWC)



After several trials:  Flickr doesn't work well. Google doesn't work at all.

Wow, really nice clean target. I'd keep that one also Randy.
 Stan

Thanks, Chopper. But I doesn't see my pic with my post. One of my upload attempts must have worked.

randy86314 wrote:Thanks, Chopper. but I doesn't see my pic with my post.

 There was an address I clicked on before now I don't see it on your post. It went to Flicker.
Stan

Excellent target!  I'd make some copies and leave them in various places to take note of now and then.

randy86314 wrote:
After several trials:  Flickr doesn't work well. Google doesn't work at all.

Here you go! That is a site to behold, everyone should see it, so I created a photo from a screenshot

Thank you for posting that!

RodJ wrote:

randy86314 wrote:
After several trials:  Flickr doesn't work well. Google doesn't work at all.

Here you go! That is a site to behold, everyone should see it, so I created a photo from a screenshot

Excellent! Looks great.

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Rod said:  ". . so I created a photo from a screenshot."

Thankyou for helping. But I still haven't figured how to do this.

Nice target, Balabinky!

Orion said:  "Rapid Fire, always expecting to see fliers when walking down range."

btw, nice target. May you shoot many more.

Do you call your shots? If you call your shots honestly and accurately, you should know your score before you go down range.

25 Yard indoors… first time shooting center hold with the FCW Marvel kit.  Ammo was Eley Club.  Timed fire session during practice… ready for the season to start!