I just pulled this out of one of my old data books. Target 10, Relay 2, Alpha Range, Stone Bay, Organization: MAG-26, M16A2 Rifle Serial No.: 6044320, no date recorded but I would estimate August,1993. Back when you could still get points for a near miss.
500 Slow Fire, 10 rounds prone in 10 min. Each round is worth a maximum of 5 points. The "Dog" target bullseye is a human silhouette, 20" wide x 40" tall, roughley representing a man standing in a hole up to his belt facing the shooter, he is about 28" from belt to shoulder and his head/neck is about 8" wide x 12" tall and is worth 5 points, the 4 point ring is a 40" circle, the 3 point ring is a 60" circle, the entire target frame is 72"x72" and hits on paper outside of the 3 ring are worth 2 points. So, shots that are a scant RCH high or low of the bull are 3's, while those up to 10" left or right are 4's. It is quite easy to have a 3 closer to the bull then a 4, as a matter of fact a lot of 3's would hit the man in the helmet if he was wearing one.
Mon - 3,3,4,3,5,5,5,5,5 - 38 points with 1 saved round, no alibi given for slow butt service. This was my first time at the range with this rifle, and the first time in over 4 years I had been to the range as well.(That's what getting stuck in 4th MAW will get you!)
Tues - 4,5,5,5,4,5,5,5,5,5 - 48 points.
Wed - 5,5,3,5,5,5,5,5,5,5 - 49 points.
Thur - 4,5,5,5,5,5,4,5,4,5 - 47 points.
So, once I determined the dope settings and re-aquainted myself with the fundamentals of marksmanship on Monday, I was able to hit the bullseye an average of 80% on the next 3 days.