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That's what I figured, but I was told by a match director that it's 1 in the center or 2 anywhere on the cardboard. Of course I was told this after the match.

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The targets I've used did not have a border perf. That's why I was asking.

When using the cardboard 3 gun targets, I understand that 1 hit in within the center perforation is considered neutralized. Is it 2 shots anywhere on the cardboard or 2 within the secondary circle to be considered neutralized? 9.1.4 Any 3GN Official paper target designated as a "Shoot" target must have either one "Center" hit in the 8" circle OR have two hits anywhere inside the border perforation. The hit or hits only need to touch or break the perforation to avoid penalty. I guess my question is what is considered the "boarder perforation".

The M2 firing pin measures the same.

Threw the nut on the bottom. All is good.

I'm not trimming 300 on it though. If that's the case though, shoot me a depth dimension and I'll slap mine on the mill.

I'm not sure if I'm missing something, but how do you set this up? I have the 223 trim die and threaded it down until it hit the shell plate and backed it off half a turn. by the time I have all the jam nuts and trimmer installed I can't see in the window. This is on a 650 press.