Help! Looking for this target

[biodsl]

I was at my range a couple of days ago and found this target on a backer at one of the rifle ranges. My Google-fu is weak; I can't seem to find this for sale anywhere or find a .pdf of the target. It's a 6" bullseye on 8.5 x 11 inch paper. It has data fields on the bottom for recording shot data. It might be a Border Patrol or Homeland Security target but there is no identifying form number on it. Does anyone know where I could get this target?

Border Bullseys.jpg

[mdram]

cant find it, but i can make something close if you like

[biodsl]

That would be great. What caught my eye was the white 3" bulleye. It's so much easier to hits on white than on black. Secondly, I like the fact that it's on 8.5 by 11 paper. Easy target storage for reference. Lastly the data fields are nice.

[mdram]

see if this works
i have it in autocad now, so i can tweek it if you like

[Lemonaid]

Not exactly what you want but check out page 7 http://targetz.com/targets07.htm

[Sinclair]

see if this works
i have it in autocad now, so i can tweek it if you like

Hi, great job, but could you change the black rings to grey? Black or any solid color on printable targets use up way too much ink. Maybe a hatch pattern? I am no expert with AutoCAD, but if you have went this far, tweeking it should be easy.

This just what I have been looking for some time now. I am starting a three ring binder where I can keep my targets for future reference and this one is the cats meow. Anybody figure out where it came from?

[Sinclair]

Not exactly what you want but check out page 7 http://targetz.com/targets07.htm

Lemonaid, I have not been able to modify any of them to my needs. What has been your experience? Great source of targets, especially the fun targets.

[mdram]

Hi, great job, but could you change the black rings to grey? Black or any solid color on printable targets use up way too much ink. Maybe a hatch pattern? I am no expert with AutoCAD, but if you have went this far, tweeking it should be easy.

This just what I have been looking for some time now. I am starting a three ring binder where I can keep my targets for future reference and this one is the cats meow. Anybody figure out where it came from?

here ya go

[Lemonaid]

Lemonaid, I have not been able to modify any of them to my needs. What has been your experience? Great source of targets, especially the fun targets.

Ha! What I use the most now is a 1 inch square cut out in an old credit card and a magic marker. Included in our range fee is one free target and I get a big one, turn it backwards and put 1 inch squares on it.

[mdram]

heres a couple i use, one has 1/10 mil lines with .5 mil highlighted
the other is in 1/4"

[Sinclair]

mdram:
Great, thank you. It is hard to find Mill targets. My rifle scope is graduated in Mils so it takes some mental gymnastics to use standard targets as feedback for adjustments while shooting.

[tdbru]

mdram,
thanks. by the way is the MOA target MOA or 1" 1 MOA = 1.047" @ 100 yards. you probably knew that.
-tdbru

[Klem]

mdram,
thanks. by the way is the MOA target MOA or 1" 1 MOA = 1.047" @ 100 yards. .
-tdbru

Even if the original is not you can increase and decrease the size of the document on the printer scale.

[tdbru]

ah... thanks Klem!! you are the thinking man for sure.
-tdbru

[mdram]

mdram,
thanks. by the way is the MOA target MOA or 1" 1 MOA = 1.047" @ 100 yards. you probably knew that.
-tdbru

i did say it was 1/4"
but yeah i knew it was 1/4" and 1"
if you like i an make it in 1.047 and 1/4 increments