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targets
#1
this thread go me thinking

here are a couple of targets i made up in cad

feel free to share yours


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#2
Thank you for using grey instead of solid black. Black uses too much ink on an inkjet printer.
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Sinclair Wrote:Thank you for using grey instead of solid black. Black uses too much ink on an inkjet printer.

Off topic but I bought a laser printer just because the cost-per-page is much lower. Paid $80 for the printer and 2600 sheet toner carts are $40.

And I have MS Office and make my targets in Publisher. Once I created the aiming point as an object I just throw as many on the page as I want. I have targets with 2 (larger) up to 15 per page.[ATTACH=CONFIG]14834[/ATTACH]

Edit: And this object is the result of my searching for the most precise aiming point I could make. Instead of trying to line up the center of a dot or box, with this you lay the crosshairs over the white lines and they remain visible.


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