[Wwalstrom]

I found some pdf targets on a website (www.shootmagazine.com), and am a bit puzzled. Three "different" targets, and the ONLY difference is one says 800 yard, one says 900 yard, and one says 1000 yard. All three are formated on a standard 8-1/2 x 11 sheet of paper. Obviously, they should be much larger, right? I printed them to 11 x 17, scaled to fit and the "quadrile" windage and elevation adjustment lines measure 13/16 inch. Anyone know what they really should be? With photoshop, I can make these at least close to actual size, and have access to a plotter that should be able to print them 1 to 1, but it would be nice to get the target to it's correct size first.

Here's one example of the target I found: http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h242/Wwalstrom/Targets/creedmore.jpg

[arcticap]

I found these NRA target dimensions on the MLAIC website, [Muzzle Loaders Associations International Committee, World governing body for muzzle loading shooting], where the NRA long range target dimensions apply to the 900 and 1000 yard Whitworth competition. (118" wide x 70" high)

Divisions Long Range 600 Yard 500 Yard 300 Yard
BlackAiming Mark 48" 39" 39" 22"
V Bull (5 points) 16" 9" 7" 3.75"
Bull (5 points) 24" 13" 10.5" 5.5"
Inner (4 points) 48" 26" 26" 11"
Magpie (3 points) 72" 39" 39" 16.5"
Outer (2 points) 96" 52" 52" 22"
Hit (1 point) 118" wide x 70" high 70" wide x 60" high 70" wide x 60" high 46" square

See the chart and the rules specifying which NRA target is used about 3/4's of the way down the page:

http://www.mlaic.org/constitution%20and%20rules.htm