For those of you who are interested in obtaining a correction chart overlay for your targets to assist you with your shooting skills, I am making available a copy of the Correction Chart from sportshooter.com. Sadly, they are no longer on the net at this time. The Correction Chart is in the public domain as long as you keep the logos intact. Please feel free to download this target and pass it along to all your friends who may be interested in improving their shooting skills.
Staying above the water line!
Riverwalker
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Would this also work for BB shooters. The first shooting competition for 4H kids is with a BB gun. I have taught many kids the safety portion for the written test, the stances and safety procedures but have never been able to tell them what they are doing wrong to correct not-center shots. Since they have to use a provided gun, the contest is more about clusters than bulls eyes but the kids want to do better.
Thanks for the poster.
This is for right-handers, correct? Southpaws should reverse this chart?
Snoop-Diggity-DANG-Dawg
I suspect so, anon. And thank you for the chart, very handy and a good teaching tool.
To: Stephaniein AR
It's basically for correction of problems when pistol shooting. I'm not sure if the factors like recoil,etc. come into play with BB or pellet guns. Try and see if it works and let me know if it helped.
RW
To: anonoymous 3:23
You are correct. Reverse chart for left-handed shooters.
RW
To: SurvivalTopics.com
Thanks. It's an excellent teaching tool!
RW
yoink! I have seen this before but I lost it. Thanks for posting it up.
Just what I was looking for my friend. Thanks for always having the good stuff.
To: WB
I was cleaning out osme pic files and didn't realize I still had this target. Sportshooter.com has been defunct for a while (2 years?) and thought I'd post it since it is public domain. Thanks WB!
RW
To: Bullseye
Glad you can use it. If I could read minds (LOL), then I'd know what everyone is looking for or needs.Thanks Bullseye!
RW
Awesome: I found it hard to believe that all my pistols shot to the left at the same degree. Duh
To: Oldtimer
I have a problem with squeezing the grip which places a lot of my rounds low and to the left. My fault...not the gun.
My main problem is I'm right-handed and left eye dominant...can be a pain sometimes. I just need to concentrate on what I'm doing to get it right.
Thanks.
RW
Just an update: GunLink forums has printable copies (just click on the image to load then select 'print' from your tools)
http://gunlink.info/forums/index.php?topic=347.0
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