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Instead of having a small file with all your 7.62 target rifle target diagrams why not have a Palm application? You could select range, date, weather, competition, venue, auto fill start elevation (based on previous diagrams). The elevation diagram would autofill, as would windage. Just tap on the
screen to locate the shot (perhaps have the diagram zoom in- able), it would autonumber them. You would be able to print it if you want to at a later date. You would never need to buy another target diagram.
Target diagrams
http://www.fultonso...s/score%20cards.JPG
Called score cards here [Mony a Mickle, Nov 24 2008]
More score cards
http://www.dunganno...ore_sheets_x_2.html
Download some here [Mony a Mickle, Nov 24 2008]
You could use the ricochet to mark where the bullet went
http://www.youtube....watch?v=laSRfJ8WgwQ
[coprocephalous, Nov 25 2008]
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google *target diagrams* and this is on 1st page already. probably because it's in other:general - only kidding. |
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is this a record of how you shot a target on a certain day? interesting why not keep the target itself? |
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6 hours ahead of you, phoe. |
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ah, it's pantomime season! |
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The reason not to keep the target itself is that at 1000 yards the target is quite big. Even a 300 yard target is around 6 foot square. People shooting record the position of the shot on a diagram. The actual hole is pasted over. |
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So why not attach a mobile phone's camera to your spotting scope, and use that to record the shots?
First read this not as "Palm" but as "Palin" and thought, "Oh No!, not her again". |
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it's a long long time since I took part in rifle shooting (.22) - the targets were about A4 size. |
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//So why not attach a mobile phone's camera to your spotting scope// it is not just a picture that needs to be recorded. The wind and elevation need to be added, as well as recording these on a 'graph' type grid. |
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.22 targets are small but this is for 7.62mm (full bore) |
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Target diagrams are nothing new, but I am yet to see a digitised version. A PDA app would be perfect. |
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[OT] If 303 is "full bore", what does that make 50 cal? |
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I have no idea, I only have experience of 7.62mm (Swing Mk IV) |
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OK, so a camera phone with GPS and Bluetooth anemometer |
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Knowing the wind on the firing point isn't going help much further down the range. The wind can vary quite a lot over several hundred yards. |
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//First read this not as "Palm" but as "Palin"// |
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Me too, and I assumed since she doesn't remember the names of the countries, that should she become President she can just point to something and the army would go bomb it. |
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// the army would go bomb it. // |
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It's usually the Air Force that "bomb" things. Armies and Navies tend to "shell" targets with artillery, sometimes referred to as "bombardment", which can also include the use of rocket artillery. |
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// what does that make 50 cal? // |
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"small bore" and "full bore" refer to shoulder weapons. .50 Cal is used in heavy machine guns. There are very few shoulder-fired weapons chambered for calibres as large as .50 or indeed .458 and .577, generally referred to as "Nitro Express" and used for big-game hunting, or sniping. |
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Weird, when I read the title, I thought this would have something to do with stigmata. This is better. |
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//Armies and Navies tend to "shell" targets//
Except the Army Air Corps and the Fleet Air Arm. |
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This is true, but the aviation elements of ground and naval forces are secondary to their primary combat roles. Naval forces have infantry elements - Marines - trained in land combat, and air forces will generally have infantry and light armour units attached for airfield defence. |
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The "empty" sector is probably the fact that air force units will have minimal water-based capability. |
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Except for air-sea rescue boats, which the RAF used to have rather a lot of. |
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I really meant armed forces; just wrote army for brevity. Sorry for the inaccuracy. |
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//Targets made from obsolete handheld devices? good riddance// what are you on about? |
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Even I got that one, apnea, and it's a WIFRT. |
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When I First Read This I thought this idea was going to suggest using old PDAs as targets on the firing range. You know, pick off a Palm, blast a Blackberry, nuke a Newton, cream a Clie, liquidate a LifeDrive, impact an iPaq,
<feel free to jump in aytime and stop me>
Pshatter a Psion, pulverize a PocketMail, ... |
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