Targets
200-500 Yards
200 yard groups need to be close to 8" and 24" groups at 300 yards.
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200 Yard Targets
If using a vintage third class target, this would be the 8" black bullseye portion
12-16-2019, Winchester 73'
25.8gr Reloder 7
220gr 43-214A
1,350fps
8" circle
10-17-2020, Winchester 73'
25.8gr Reloder 7
220gr 43-214A
1,350fps
8" circle
9-6-2021, Winchester 73'
26gr Reloder 7
214gr 43-214A
1,483fps
8" circle
200 Yard Overlay
34 shots from previous targets Winchester 73 and Marlin 1894CB
8" circle
300 Yards
1-1-2019, Marlin 1894CB
22gr IMR-4227
240gr SWC GA Arms L44A
1,480fps
24" circle
1-1-2019, Marlin 1894CB
26gr IMR-4227
200gr Magma hard cast
1,700fps
24" circle
4-6-2022, Winchester 73'
25.6gr Reloder 7
43-214A
1,350fps
24" circle
300 Yard Overlay
98 shots from previous targets Winchester 73 and Marlin 1894CB, 8.4 MOA
24" circle
Target 4-6-2022 (300 yards) transferred to a Third Class 4ft x 6ft Target for size comparison. It is just too much trouble to convert them all!!
Although I may never hit the bullseye as they did, even with the use of a 6x scope, I can at least group nearly the same. I am happy with my "Group" results.
400 Yards
(70" circle)
Actual hit holes are much smaller than shown, see 500 yard target explanation above. Unsure if this is a second or third class target, but should be second class.
July 1875 by Ira Flanders, Saranac, NY
Off-Hand
10 of ? shots fires
score 46
Aug. 9th, 1875 by C.W. Rennel, Keeseville, NY
Off-Hand
5 of ? shots fired
score 25
500 Yards
(70" circle)
The Stuart brother's Winchester 73' 500 yard targets from early 1876. T. Stuart, 13 of 15 shots, score 60. 2 cartridges failed to fire. Rifle #7,282 (One of One Thousand)
A more accurate scale of the 500 yard target as described by the target design description aforementioned. This makes a lot more sense. (6 feet x 6 feet targets)
The Stuart brother's Winchester 73' 500 yard targets from early 1876. G. Stuart, 15 shots, score 62. Rifle #5,611 (One of One Thousand)
A more accurate scale of the 500 yard target as described by the target design description aforementioned. This makes a lot more sense. (6 feet x 6 feet targets)
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