Post 30 Yard Rested Air Rifle Match #3 2021 Scores Here

[Hoosier Daddy]

Hear Ye , Hear Ye...
The 3rd match of the season 2021 is now open!
Rules & Targets here ..... https://www.gatewaytoairguns.org/GTA/index.php?topic=114701.0

Due date for the scores and a scan of the target sheet for Match #3 is Sunday May 23rd 2021

Please include the following info with your entry:
Call name or real name
PCP or Jumper class
Air rifle
Sighting system
Pellet and caliber
Position and/or shooting aid(s)
Score

Shoot whenever you can, be safe and have fun!

[CarlJ]

  Good morning to shoot

CarlJ
pcp
RAW TM1000 HV
Hawke Endurance 6-24 set at 14
AA Diabolo Field Heavy .177 10.3grain
Bench front rest rear bag
200/6x

 What do most shooters use for a backer to get crisp holes?
I just use corrugated cardboard, targets are standard printed paper.

[Toddspeed]

Nice shooting Carl, I also use corrugated cardboard, but I attach the paper target with spray adhesive. It helps but the holes still close up a bit when shooting domes. I’ve heard some put aluminum tape behind the bullseyes, I’ve decided that’s too much work for me.

[Mole2017]

Nice entry! I bought some Wausau card stock that took holes better than copier paper, and cardboard (corrogated, cereal box, folder, or even cardstock) helps it further. (Better than a lot of papers I tried, for that matter.) Copier paper can be nasty--the stuff that makes it strong for copiers is longish fibers and processing that causes shots to tear large flaps at times or just make messy "burst" holes. Even some target papers can be fuzzy with wadcutters due to long fibers and weak binder compounds, but a number of different brands of heavy cardstocks seem to do well. 

I haven't tried the glued backer, but I should--I've got some spray glue at home.

[CarlJ]

      Thanks for the replies, much appreciated.
I have some 110lb. card stock, I'll try it if I can get it to feed thru.
Thought about thin luan board just to try, got several sheets laying around.

CarlJ