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I got a bunchof training targets and this one I can't guess how to use it. Has any of you ever used one? How?
How do you use this training target?
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How do you use this training target?
Last edited by Ramon OP on Tue Jan 15, 2019 3:05 am, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
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Thanks! Embedding from Facebook & Twitter is not working. I changed it to a link.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
That didn't work either but I managed to clean up the chaff in the link, at least.
Sorry, no idea how to train on that one!
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Re: How do you use this training target?
I cannot imagine what that target would be used for.
There is too much detail, pulling the focus from the sights to the target.
Are you sure it isn't just a "novelty" target for use in fun shoots at Christmas.
There is too much detail, pulling the focus from the sights to the target.
Are you sure it isn't just a "novelty" target for use in fun shoots at Christmas.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
Rotate 90degree CW and it looks like it could serve as a good POI centerhold training guide. match rear sights with black, obscure center with front sight.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
These targets are used to eliminate vertical and horizontal error. The triangular target is used for eliminating canting.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
Have you looked at the target the OP was asking about. It isn't one of the Kruger ones.Flightsimjjl wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 3:37 pm These targets are used to eliminate vertical and horizontal error. The triangular target is used for eliminating canting.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
Thanks for correcting me, I retried the link and was finally able to finally see the target. It’s going to become a challenge but I’m very interested now to find out what this is used for
Re: How do you use this training target?
Thanks for pointing to that page. It has the explanation to my other pack of targets :)Silvershooter wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 6:15 am From Kruger ?
See here page 22
https://targets.krueger-shops.eu//down/ ... 201804.pdf
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Re: How do you use this training target?
That seems to be everybody's best guess :) Too bad nobody knows.SlartyBartFast wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 1:34 pm Rotate 90degree CW and it looks like it could serve as a good POI centerhold training guide. match rear sights with black, obscure center with front sight.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
No clue. I gotthem in my range. They came from a shooter that had stopped shooting because of health reasons, but I did not get them directly from him.David Levene wrote: ↑Mon Jan 14, 2019 9:45 am I cannot imagine what that target would be used for.
There is too much detail, pulling the focus from the sights to the target.
Are you sure it isn't just a "novelty" target for use in fun shoots at Christmas.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
I tried to find info from the lettering and digits at the top left of the target, to no avail.
IGM/D.S.Gx refers to come clothing, but then from Belgium, at least.
125.000 targets appear to have been printed.
But the digits 6920 - 85 - 000 - 5477 refers to some road stretch, in Brazil... More likely a production run number.
For center hold excercises? Maybe.
IGM/D.S.Gx refers to come clothing, but then from Belgium, at least.
125.000 targets appear to have been printed.
But the digits 6920 - 85 - 000 - 5477 refers to some road stretch, in Brazil... More likely a production run number.
For center hold excercises? Maybe.
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Re: How do you use this training target?
That's it then, designed to make the shooter go bonkers.They came from a shooter that had stopped shooting because of health reasons, but I did not get them directly from him.