50 Yard Rifle Musket Targets

[rcbloom2]

Where can I obtain these targets? TIA.

[steve nelson]

American Target Company has them.

[rcbloom2]

American Target Company has them.

Thanks for the tip.

[musketnut]

I was curious if anyone could point out what model number targets are used for:
25yd revolver
50yd revolver
50yd musket/carbine
100yd musket/carbine

http://www.americantargetcompany.com/muzzle_loading_targets.asp


Thank you!

[Lou Lou Lou]

The N-SSA sell the targets
50 yard Carbine and musket , 3 bull is #1
100 yard is #2
i assume Revolver is 3 and 4
reach out to Tim Scanlan, property manager

[musketnut]

Thank you LOU!


The N-SSA sell the targets
50 yard Carbine and musket , 3 bull is #1
100 yard is #2
i assume Revolver is 3 and 4
reach out to Tim Scanlan, property manager

[Don Dixon]

The NRA, MLRA, and N-SSA all use the same size 25 and 50 yard pistol targets, although each prints its own name on the targets it has authorized or sells. While the N-SSA will sell you its version of these targets at the fort, it is often simpler to get the NRA targets from your local gun club or gun shop. The official NRA target number referenced in the NRA authorized target printers' catalogs for the 25 yard pistol target is B5 and for the 50 yard target is B6. Plus, the target paper is a whole lot better quality. The N-SSA uses cheep cr*p.

When the long gun targets were set up the 200 yard high power rifle target center was adopted for the N-SSA 100 yard target, and the 100 yard smallbore target center was adopted for the N-SSA 50 yard target. I would have to check my target collection to make sure that the 50yard/100 yard combination is still exactly the same, since the NRA has changed target sizes and ring colors over the years.

Regards,
Don Dixon
2881V

[Dheisey#7003]

The N-SSA sell the targets
50 yard Carbine and musket , 3 bull is #1
100 yard is #2
i assume Revolver is 3 and 4
reach out to Tim Scanlan, property manager

25 yard revolver target is #5 now. It went from 2 bullseyes to three.