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A detailed test report is available for download using this link:

Silver Mountain Test Report

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From left to right Jeremy Castle mid range winner 591-26, Dave Shellhammer State service rifle champ 787-30, Hanne Brantner 1st master 780-26, Jack Graw 1st master Jr., Tad Horomanski 1st sharpshooter 775-17, Katie Frye 1st Expert, High woman, high jr. 782-24, John Coggshall 1st high master match winner 790-46. Not pictured Mya Grubbs 1st marksman 677-1 and Dave Kerin was the LR champ shooting 594 Thanks to Tom Hemphill for this picture and information.

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Match 18 Pictures

Match 17 Pictures

Match 14 Pictures

Match 13 Pictures

Match 11 and 12 Pictures

Match 9 and 10 Pictures

Match 5 and 6 Pictures

Match 4 Pictures

Match 3 Pictures

Match 2 Pictures

Match 1 Pictures

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This is the 2017 Reade Range Rifle team on mid-range team day at Camp Atterbury.  They received a silver medal for their 2nd place finish with a score of 2376.  (L-R) Bill Bowers, Dave Shellhammer, Allen Castle, Tom Ferraro, Bill Gelet

 

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Here is a link to a test report contained in a rather large pdf file.  The summary section from the report is extracted below:

Accuracy tests were performed on two brands of electronic target used in high power rifle / fullbore competition: (i) HEXTA-002 Match-Grade target (“HEXTA”), manufactured by HEX Systems Pty Ltd,Australia, and (ii) SMT model G2 (“SMT”), manufactured by Silver Mountain Targets, Canada.

The SMT target sensors were mounted directly to the front face of the HEXTA target. In this way both targets independently reported shot position for the same series of test shots (2 strings of 20 shots each). Both targets were operated in accordance with the manufacturers’ current user instructions. The SMT target was operated by the owners of the system, Bridgeville Gun and Pistol Club. Tests were performed at 1,000 yards using .308 projectiles. All shots were supersonic at the target. Tests were performed at Reade Range, Pennsylvania, USA, on June 1, 2017.

The HEXTA results showed very small errors, with standard deviations in the range 1.5 to 2.2 mm (0.06 to 0.087 in). There was no evidence of horizontal or vertical shifts, or radial bias. The results were consistent with results already published by HEX Systems and by independent parties. The SMT results showed significant errors, with standard deviations in the range 9.2 to 50.1 mm (0.36 to 1.97 in). Significant horizontal and vertical shifts were evident, in the range 10 to 107 mm (0.4 to 4.2 in). Significant radial bias towards the centre of the target was evident: average 47 mm

(1.86 in) in String #1 and 11 mm (0.45 in) in String #2. There is no other publicly available test data with which to compare the SMT results.

A glossary of terms is provided at the end of the document.