Posted: 1/14/2009 9:06:51 PM EDT
| Where can I get NRA HP match targets. If I can't get the actual NRA targets who makes or carries a good reproduntion? |
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I just ordered some yesterday from Midway.com. Just type in "National Target" and you will see the listings.
I just ordered some 300 and 600 yard targets to practice with. Not to hijack your thread, but maybe to benefit both of us somebody can list all the targets needed for a full 600 yard course. I noticed that there are rapid fire and slow fire versions of the same targets. What is the difference? Is the bull a different size, or are the scoring rings sized differently? |
| Yeah, the rapid and slow fire targets are definitely different. The bulls are different sizes. They are all numbered I was going to get a list of numbers next time I shot at an NRA match but that won't be for a while. I might be able to get them from the guy that runs the matches at the range I shoot at but again that won't be till the end of this month. |
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Here is a link to National Target Co.
LINK The target numbers and descriptions are listed. Pete A. |
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Another good sorce of targets that I have used for many years for area club purchases is American Target.
http://www.americantargetcompany.com If your not buying in quanity, besides Midway, you can also get them from Champions Choice. http://www.champchoice.com/ Dave McGrath |
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If you want a complete list of what targets to use at full distances and reduced distances, check the NRA High-power rule book. Some target suppliers don't carry all targets and centers for all conditions.
I've ordered targets from: Midway, Creedmoor(during free shipping) & National Target with good experiences. mince |
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http://www.pistoleer.com/
They sell smaller quantities of targets for less than most manufacturers. |