Additionally, the height to the centre of a 10 m target is 1.4m according to ISSF rule book.
http://www.sintpietersroos.com/catal...frules2017.pdf
pages 228 & 229 refer to distance tolerance and target heights.
ATB
Mike
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Thanks Mike
Obviously helps if u have long arms, ideally bout 9.8m,
J.
ok, I admit it, I've got a problem.
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The 10 mt point is covered in ISSF rules available on the ISSF website, section 6.4, and covers all items including light levels. just as a quick guide, drawn from the various sub sections :-
The distance is 10 mts + or - 0.05 mt From the firing line to the target face.
Height to target centre 1.40 mt + or - 0.05 mt
Target centres must be on the centre line of the firing point, variation in either direction 0.25 mt
The firing point must be a minimum of 1.0 mt wide.
The nearest edge of the bench must be placed 10 cm forward of the firing line.
Recommended light over the general range measured midway a minimum of 500 Lux
Target lighting, Minimum 1500 Lux, recommended >1800 Lux
That near enough covers it!
Have Fun
Robin
Walther KK500 Alutec expert special - Barnard .223 "wilde" in a Walther KK500 Alutec stock, mmm...tasty!! - Keppeler 6 mmBR with Walther grip and wood! I may be a Walther-phile?
No problem - it's not a hijack at all
The height for 10m air rifle target isn't mentioned specifically; however we shoot as do most other clubs as far as I am aware, on the same target changers so I assume that the centre of the central target of the 5 is at 1.40m.
http://www.sintpietersroos.com/catal...frules2017.pdf pages 229 - 230 refer
Hope this helps.
Mike.
Nowhere to go ........in no hurry to get there; www.rivington-riflemen.uk----- well I suppose it is somewhere to go.... founded by I.J. - let down by the tainted blood scandal