Scoring gauge for 50m 22rf BR

[terryh]

Folks,

Anyone here shoot 50m rimfire bench rest who can tell me what model/version scoring gauge is used when marking targets please?

Thanks

Terry

[les]

This is the only one that I have ever come across in common use.

[terryh]

Cheers Les,

will have a look

T

[Twodogs]

UKBR22 Rules:

Scoring Plugs

All shots which cannot be scored by visual scoring will be checked by a certified .22 plug and marked on the target with a “P” to indicate.

Benchrest UK rules:

 

SCORING

BEST EDGE SCORING WILL BE USED IN SCORING BENCHREST UK TARGETS

ALL SHOTS WHICH CANNOT BE SCORED BY VISUAL SCORING WILL BE CHECKED USING A CERTIFIED .22 PLUG AND THE TARGET WILL BE MARKED WITH A P TO INDICATE THIS

(NSRA scoring plugs https://www.nsrashop.co.uk/collections/scoring)

[terryh]

Thank you 2dogs,

this all started with a county scorers course but the more I’m getting into the details more I see different rules for different comps, eg difference between BR, NSRA and ISSF rules, even on how a target is noted on to show gauging.

Have now accumulated some plug gauges and overlays

brgds T

[Twodogs]

Hi Terry

I have also found the various rules, for effectively what is the same discipline, different in lots of respects such as rifle build, scope magnification, rest specifications and so on.

A number of BR shooters I know just pick and stick with one governing bodies rules, makes life a lot simpler.

Take care.

 

 

[wellhouse]

these are the NSRA ones if that helps

https://www.nsrashop.co.uk/collections/scoring

[terryh]

21 hours ago, wellhouse said:

these are the NSRA ones if that helps

https://www.nsrashop.co.uk/collections/scoring

Wellhouse

been there, tried that...... 😁

Thanks anyway

T

[wellhouse]

17 minutes ago, terryh said:

Wellhouse

been there, tried that...... 😁

Thanks anyway

T

Nice collection!😀😀

[terryh]

Hopefully covers the targets that our club uses?? 😧

T