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    Target rubber stamp ?

    Hi chaps
    Has any one used a target rubber stamp?,I want to stamp out my own bench rest type target on some large white card ,that I have at my disposal.I could just print out some A4 type targets,but I would prefer some thing bigger.
    Any info would be appreciated .
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    This may be stupid but would they print on A4 sticky peel paper and then attach to any backing you choose?

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    Do you know Baker Printers of Whitby? They produce bench rest targets and if you buy a thousand the price is very competitive, making it hardly worth producing your own.

    The last batch I bought for our club was £84 for a thousand A4 card targets each printed with ten roundels, and that included delivery. A little over 8 pence a card.
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    Quote Originally Posted by deejayuu View Post
    This may be stupid but would they print on A4 sticky peel paper and then attach to any backing you choose?
    You could be on to some thing,I can get the A4 paper from work,but not the sticky stuff.we have the bench rest type cards at my FT club but they are a bigger size then A4 sheets.I just want a correct size rubber stamp thingy to use on what ever I have at hand.
    Thanks for the advice.
    Les..

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    I'd have guessed that most rubber stamp suppliers would be able to oblige, Les?

    It's something I've often though of in the past but just not followed up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rich View Post
    Do you know Baker Printers of Whitby? They produce bench rest targets and if you buy a thousand the price is very competitive, making it hardly worth producing your own.

    The last batch I bought for our club was £84 for a thousand A4 card targets each printed with ten roundels, and that included delivery. A little over 8 pence a card.
    Hi Rich
    Thanks for the info.
    I don't shoot bench rest that much,and I thought I could make some targets up as and when I need them.
    Atb
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyL View Post
    I'd have guessed that most rubber stamp suppliers would be able to oblige, Les?

    It's something I've often though of in the past but just not followed up.
    Hi Tony
    I hope you are keeping well,I have seen some on the web,for Teachers(you are on target) for applying to there students schoolwork.but no offial target size stamps.
    I will try approaching some uk based stamp makers and see what can be done.
    Does any one know the actual size of the 25 yard bench rest target roundel?..
    Les..

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    I wonder if you could download one off the 'net, Les?

    Or if some kind soul could send you a target, unless this infringes any copyrights etc. If it were to, maybe just get the printer to make you up something similar but not exactly the same?
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    I design & print my own here http://printtargets.net/

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    quote

    Does any one know the actual size of the 25 yard bench rest target roundel?.

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    There is no single governing body for bench rest, hence there are various specs for roundel sizes and designs.

    I'll happily send you a few samples by snail mail if you like. We shoot 20 yard NSRA spec and 20 yard Midlands region spec, and there are some 25 yard cards in the cupboard too, I think they are UKBR22.
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    This is the old pattern NSRA card. https://i.imgur.com/bSR56MN.jpg

    The new one has a light centre rather than all black. The card is about 10 to 15mm longer than A4.
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    Targets

    I print 1” squares on a4 paper then stick coloured sticky dots on the intersections. Dots can be bought very cheaply on line and vary in size from 4mm onwards

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    Quote Originally Posted by angrybear View Post
    I design & print my own here http://printtargets.net/
    Thanks angrybear
    That's very useful .
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    Quote Originally Posted by david j View Post
    I print 1” squares on a4 paper then stick coloured sticky dots on the intersections. Dots can be bought very cheaply on line and vary in size from 4mm onwards
    Thank you David j
    I will look in to that option as well.
    Regards
    Les..

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