[Joshua M. Smith]

Hello,

I drew up a target similar to one that I may or may not have seen on the web. Maybe I dreamed it as I can't find it period.

Whichever, I have the target posted in a thread down lower, but since it's buried in the thread, most people who may be interested probably haven't seen it.

This is supposed to be used at 50 yards with open sights on a rifle, but I suppose it could be used at 100 as well if you have good eyesight or a 'scope.

I think it's ugly as sin, but once printed out it seems to draw one's eyes toward the center - at least it does for me.

I used to like designing targets on Autocad, and now that I no longer have that program, I had to resort to Photoshop.

If I can get out today myself I will, but my range out back is due to be dug up the rest of the way to replace the septic system's "fingers."

Thanks,

Josh <><

[Antlurz]

That one way angle would drive me nuts.

Try this:

[Joshua M. Smith]

Hi Ron,

Was gonna do something like that, but the one way angle drives me nutz too - and because it drives me nutz, I can't stop looking at it! LOL

Is that one you made or modified, or did you find it on the web somplace? If it was the latter, maybe I wasn't dreaming...

Thanks,

Josh <><

[Antlurz]

No. I copied yours and modified it.

[Antlurz]

I think it would be great for centering a scope...

[Joshua M. Smith]

I think yours would. Mine was made for open sights only - that's why it has the large, unbroken red and black.

Maybe we can start an "ultimate target" project here? That'd be kinda' cool I think.

Josh <><

[MtJerry]

Here is one I made and have used for years. Scoped rifle target.

[Nathan C Lewis]

Well I have to go do something with the Family this weekend, but I might get to go to the gun and knife show:up: and try and find some ammo for my 303:) ,,,maybe next week I can shoot:up: Nate

[maxiball]

Can't get it to print full size.

[Joshua M. Smith]

Del,

Did you click the thing, then make sure it was fullsize in the window it opened in?

Here's the link to the fullsize on stored on Photobucket. Most times though the newer browsers, both Firefox and Internet Explorer, open a picture only as large as the screen can handle it. You then have to use the magnifying glass (FireFox) or the lil' button on the lower right hand corner of the screen (Internet Explorer) to enlarge it to its full size.

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/WabashShootist/Guns/targets/1c392966.jpg

If that still doesn't do it, PM me with an email (had yours once and then lost it) and I'll send it to you.

Thanks!

Josh <><

[Joshua M. Smith]

A few more...

Josh <><

[Antlurz]

Another one suited to scope work....

[Antlurz]

....and one for irons...

[Joshua M. Smith]

Hello,

Seems my eyes like this one the best:

http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/WabashShootist/Guns/M44/target10-26-07.jpg

This is a three shot group, fired near dusk on an overcast evening.

Josh <><

[Joshua M. Smith]

A couple new ones:

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/WabashShootist/Guns/M44/th_opensighttarget2.jpg
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/WabashShootist/Guns/M44/opensighttarget2.jpg

http://s19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/WabashShootist/Guns/M44/th_opensighttargetlollipop.jpg
http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b191/WabashShootist/Guns/M44/opensighttargetlollipop.jpg

Josh <><