Plotting Sheets
Plotting sheets for the latest (2025 onwards) NRA target faces for Bisley ranges. It’s recommended these are printed in high quality on 100-150gsm card in A4 size. Ordinary printer paper soaks easily in rain and rips and flies away on windy days.
Typical Bisley Distances (300x, 500x, 600x, 900x, 1000x) – Link
Plotting sheets also available for NRA 200x, 400x, 1100x, 1200; F-Class, ISSF, ICFRA, US-NRA, DCRA & SABU targets – ask Simon.
How to plot
An excellent guide on how to use the plotting sheet is available here.
An exercise book for practicing plotting is also available. Recommend printing double-sided and binding at the left side like a book, such that you plot on the left side and check the “solution” on the right. Link
How to use Vernier Scales
A good video is available here to explain how TR sights work, with particular focus on how to read the vernier scale.
Recommended Literature
The Wind Book for Rifle Shooters (2019)
An excellent book on wind coaching specific to TR which gives an accurate and concise guide for the beginner/intermediate – Link
Olympic Rifle Shooting (2025)
Although heavily focused on ISSF smallbore / air shooting, the sections on sighting, trigger release and prone position are entirely applicable to TR. This is arguably the most up-to-date and extensive guide on the subject.
Ballistics Calculator
Occasionally useful for estimating zeros and cobbling together wind charts for odd ranges – Link
Settings to use for GGG / TR: Sierra 0.308cal, 155gr HPBT MatchKing; BC 0.214 (G7); 3000ft/s muzzle velocity