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Old July 30th 05, 02:30 AM
George Patterson
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Matt Whiting wrote:
Nobody shoots perfect scores ALL the time.


Hitting a 12" bull every time is not shooting a perfect score. The 10 ring on
the type of target they use in 500 yard competitions is about 6" across. Hitting
in a 12" bull every time would be a score in the 90s. I've known many people who
always shot in the high 90s in the prone position.

George Patterson
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