You ain't kidding Vincent! Everyone of those seem to drop low. I remember You calling them the six o'clock fliers. I plan to step up the ammo to.
I found that printing these on card stock orSo you think you have a "tack driver" do ya, well lets tee them up and get the party started. I want to see new targets submitted.
First a few rules...
1. Open to any rifle that meets SuperSport guidelines.
2. Targets will be shot at either 25 or 50 yards. Each having their own club. (See below for 100 yard rules)
3. One shot at each of the 25 "tacks" above the sighters. Sighters (only the three in the box) can be shot at and can be shot multiple times.
4. 20 "tacks" driven makes the "tack" drivers club with each additional "tack" adding to your score up to 25.
5. Inner circle must be broken with the bullet. Smudge mark inside circle will count or use of a scoring gauge.
6. Once you reached 25 you will have a heavy hitter "tack" driver and are finished with that build.
7. Any ammo, and scope.
8. Must post picture of target, and gun to be added.
9. You may use a USBR scoring gauge, smudge marks inside will also count. Last resort stick a round in the hole and use it like a USBR gauge.
10. No machine rests, or return to battery rests.
Link to the 25 or 50 yard 3/8" Tack target.
TACK DRIVING RANGE TARGET 3/8" TACK
Link to the 50 yard 1/2" Tack target.
50 YARD TACK DRIVING TARGET 1/2" TACK
The 100 yard game is a little different. Same rules as above apply except there are 20 1" tacks on the target. 15 tacks driven makes the 100 yard "tack" driver club. For every tack over 15 it will add to your score up to 20. You will then have a heavy hitter tack driver and done with that build. When you make the 100 yard club you have a "long driver".
Hit 1 of the smiley crossbone faces (allowed 2 shots at each face) and touch a eye or the mouth and you have a
SMACK YOU IN THE FACE LONG TACK DRIVER:crossbone
Make the 25 yrd club, 1 or both of the 50 yrd clubs, and the 100 yrd club and you have a
PRO TACK DRIVER
Link to the 100 yard 1" Tack target
100 YARD TACK DRIVING TARGET 1" TACK
Couple of things before you print.
1 Make sure to click on actual size in adobe which sets print scale at 100%. This is located right below the create pdf tab in between the - and + sign. Click on the down arrow beside the percentage value.
2 After you go to print target in adobe and your printer page comes up make sure that page scaling is set to none and it is showing the document and paper size to be the same or 1/1 where the preview is shown.
3 If you printed the target correctly the "Tacks" should be .375" for 25 yrd tack, .5" for 50 yrd tack, and 1" 100 yrd tack outside diameter. The sizes might be off a little from the ink.
You can shoot for fun, or try to outshoot your buddy.
I think that's everything good luck and most importantly have fun everyone!
i found that printing these on card stock or old photo grade paper makes the holes sharper on the edges and then easier to score. Fred K.So you think you have a "tack driver" do ya, well lets tee them up and get the party started. I want to see new targets submitted.
First a few rules...
1. Open to any rifle that meets SuperSport guidelines.
2. Targets will be shot at either 25 or 50 yards. Each having their own club. (See below for 100 yard rules)
3. One shot at each of the 25 "tacks" above the sighters. Sighters (only the three in the box) can be shot at and can be shot multiple times.
4. 20 "tacks" driven makes the "tack" drivers club with each additional "tack" adding to your score up to 25.
5. Inner circle must be broken with the bullet. Smudge mark inside circle will count or use of a scoring gauge.
6. Once you reached 25 you will have a heavy hitter "tack" driver and are finished with that build.
7. Any ammo, and scope.
8. Must post picture of target, and gun to be added.
9. You may use a USBR scoring gauge, smudge marks inside will also count. Last resort stick a round in the hole and use it like a USBR gauge.
10. No machine rests, or return to battery rests.
Link to the 25 or 50 yard 3/8" Tack target.
TACK DRIVING RANGE TARGET 3/8" TACK
Link to the 50 yard 1/2" Tack target.
50 YARD TACK DRIVING TARGET 1/2" TACK
The 100 yard game is a little different. Same rules as above apply except there are 20 1" tacks on the target. 15 tacks driven makes the 100 yard "tack" driver club. For every tack over 15 it will add to your score up to 20. You will then have a heavy hitter tack driver and done with that build. When you make the 100 yard club you have a "long driver".
Hit 1 of the smiley crossbone faces (allowed 2 shots at each face) and touch a eye or the mouth and you have a
SMACK YOU IN THE FACE LONG TACK DRIVER:crossbone
Make the 25 yrd club, 1 or both of the 50 yrd clubs, and the 100 yrd club and you have a
PRO TACK DRIVER
Link to the 100 yard 1" Tack target
100 YARD TACK DRIVING TARGET 1" TACK
Couple of things before you print.
1 Make sure to click on actual size in adobe which sets print scale at 100%. This is located right below the create pdf tab in between the - and + sign. Click on the down arrow beside the percentage value.
2 After you go to print target in adobe and your printer page comes up make sure that page scaling is set to none and it is showing the document and paper size to be the same or 1/1 where the preview is shown.
3 If you printed the target correctly the "Tacks" should be .375" for 25 yrd tack, .5" for 50 yrd tack, and 1" 100 yrd tack outside diameter. The sizes might be off a little from the ink.
You can shoot for fun, or try to outshoot your buddy.
I think that's everything good luck and most importantly have fun everyone!
Thanks Al !Great shooting Hawk!!![]()
And you stopped and picked up Vincent on the way.Glad to see you guys shooting this! Have fun I will follow along.
LOL! All I saw was June 10 with my blinders on and thought I was running a little late.Thanks Al !
It took ya 6 years. That new Ram got a time travel selector mode in it it ?
And you stopped and picked up Vincent on the way.![]()
These new alerts got us by the nads.LOL! All I saw was June 10 with my blinders on and thought I was running a little late.