What does, "holds the ten ring and often the X" mean?daryldiane wrote: ↑Wed Dec 08, 2021 12:03 pm I have a BRNO Mod 4 cadet rifle, 1970s which is amazingly accurate. I shoot it off the bench at 25yards holds the ten ring and often the X.
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Re: Holding the ten
In Small-bore shooting the 10 ring "bullseye", x ring is centrally within the bullseye and gives further scoring from 10.1 -10.9 to how close to the middle.
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Re: Holding the ten
For some context as to the margins we're talking on a Bench target (NSRA) at 25 yards here's an article I wrote to show the difference a click can make on the most common graduations of scope: https://www.stegough.com/25-yard-moa-mi ... reference/
And here's an article to describe how the scoring works on 10/x's on the same targets.
https://www.stegough.com/nsra-benchrest ... 2510br-18/
There are other targets and scoring methods available and context has a lot to do with which one is being referred to in a post, but this is a typical "Ten Spot" bench Target.
And here's an article to describe how the scoring works on 10/x's on the same targets.
https://www.stegough.com/nsra-benchrest ... 2510br-18/
There are other targets and scoring methods available and context has a lot to do with which one is being referred to in a post, but this is a typical "Ten Spot" bench Target.
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