I've been kind of interested in the Appleseed events for awhile and wanted to see what sort of a shooting challenge it was. I found a number of targets and put together a single 8.5"x11" page with the entire AQT course on it, scaled for use at 10 meters (33 ft). I picked 10 meters since that's a pretty typical airgun shooting distance--and because that's the maximum distance I can shoot indoors with an airgun.
I figured that other THR airgunners might want to practice for an Appleseed event, or might just want a different target to shoot now and then so I uploaded it. It's a Word document--sorry about that, but I don't have the ability to save it as a pdf. Print the page with the "Actual Size" option selected and the sizes should be correct. If you want to check to make sure everything is correct, here are the numbers:
Measuring the targets at the base from one edge of the 3 point line to the other, the 100 yard target should be 3.46" wide, the 200 yard target should be 1.74" wide, the 300 should be 1.15" wide and the 400 yard target should be 0.87" wide.
The actual course of fire information is included on the target but I shoot it with a single-shot airgun which means it's pointless to try to meet the time limits on some of the stages. So I shoot it all from the standing position to try to make up for ignoring the time limits.
I shot it once for score earlier tonight but then realized I had botched the scaling process and the score wasn't valid. Next time I get a chance to shoot the updated target with the proper scaling, I'll post my score for everyone's amusement.
I figured that other THR airgunners might want to practice for an Appleseed event, or might just want a different target to shoot now and then so I uploaded it. It's a Word document--sorry about that, but I don't have the ability to save it as a pdf. Print the page with the "Actual Size" option selected and the sizes should be correct. If you want to check to make sure everything is correct, here are the numbers:
Measuring the targets at the base from one edge of the 3 point line to the other, the 100 yard target should be 3.46" wide, the 200 yard target should be 1.74" wide, the 300 should be 1.15" wide and the 400 yard target should be 0.87" wide.
The actual course of fire information is included on the target but I shoot it with a single-shot airgun which means it's pointless to try to meet the time limits on some of the stages. So I shoot it all from the standing position to try to make up for ignoring the time limits.
I shot it once for score earlier tonight but then realized I had botched the scaling process and the score wasn't valid. Next time I get a chance to shoot the updated target with the proper scaling, I'll post my score for everyone's amusement.