AP reduced range practice

[motorcycle_dan]

Okay, I'm interested in trying out Action pistol this year.

If we have access to a 50ft indoor rimfire range.

Has anyone worked out the reduced target size and speed for the mover

Are reduced size targets available?

Since I am unfamiliar with the course of fire, not sure if or how to set up a reduced range rimfire practice.

Thanks in advance

[Alan550]

Dan,

You'd have to make the centers black, but Speedwell sells the old style reduced targets for 50 ft ranges. There's an illustration of the reduced target at: http://www.nrahq.org/compete/RuleBooks/Action/act-wIllus.pdf

I'm not aware of any mfg that sells the new AP-2, but you should be able to work with the old style ones if you find some 1.12" dots for the X-ring.

Alan~^~

[tkill12]

Dan,

You'd have to make the centers black, but Speedwell sells the old style reduced targets for 50 ft ranges. There's an illustration of the reduced target at: http://www.nrahq.org/compete/RuleBooks/Action/act-wIllus.pdf

I'm not aware of any mfg that sells the new AP-2, but you should be able to work with the old style ones if you find some 1.12" dots for the X-ring.

Alan~^~

Here is a printable 1/3 scale Target. It too doesn't have the bullseye blacked in. What I do is print this, take a black magic marker and fill in the bullseye, then make multiple copies.

NRA 1/3 Scale Tombstone Target

I have also taken the printed version of this and used a copier to reduce it again by 50%. If my calculations are anywhere in the ballpark that is the rough equivalent of 25 yard target scaled down to be used at 3 yards. I use this for dry fire practice.

Anyone have any thoughts suggestions about how I'm doing this?

[Allgoodhits]

I'm pretty sure National Target in Rockville, MD has AP-2 targets.

MJ