Gun.

Distance to target: 7 m. Number of attempts: 3 Start: sound signal.	Execution order: Evaluation procedure: to qualify, the athlete must get into zone A in two attempts, with a time of no more than 1.5 seconds.
Note: The dimensions of the platforms A are 1x1 m, the cardboard target is on a stand, the height from the top edge of the target to the surface is 1.50 m.

Gun.

Targets: cardboard classic IPSC. Distance to target: 7 m. Number of attempts:2 Starting position: Standing, relaxed, facing the targets on area A. Arms placed freely along the body. The weapon is loaded and in a holster. Start: sound signal. End of exercise: last shot.	Execution order: At the sound signal, the shooter fires six shots at the target. The time and values ​​of hits are recorded on the score sheet. Then the next two attempts are made in this sequence. Evaluation procedure: one attempt is counted, provided that the hit factor (points divided by time) is not less than 10.0.
Note:

Gun.

Targets: 3 cardboard IPSC classic targets. Distance to target: 10 m. Number of attempts: 2 Start: sound signal. End of exercise: last shot.

Execution order: At the sound signal, the shooter turns around, removes the weapon and fires six shots at the targets, two at each. Then he changes the magazine and again hits the targets with six shots, two at each. The time and values ​​of hits are recorded on the score sheet. Then the next two attempts are made in this sequence. Evaluation procedure: one attempt is counted, provided that the hit factor is not less than 5.5.

Note: Dimensions of areas A - 1x1 m, cardboard IPSC target on a stand, height from the top edge of the target to the ground 1.50 m.

For example:

When performing the “Bill Drill” exercise, the shooter scored 28 points in 2.79 with a hit factor of 10.0358 in the first attempt, and 30 points in 3.01 with a hit factor of 9.9667 in the second attempt. In total, the first attempt was counted with a hit factor of 10.0, the second attempt was not included in the count, since the hit factor was 9.9

Test exercises for passing the standard

to become a 1st category instructor in practical shooting.

Gun.

Exercise No. 1 – “First Shot”

Targets: IPSC class cardboard target. Minimum number of shots: 1 Distance to target: 10m. Number of attempts: 3 Starting position: Standing, relaxed, facing the targets on area A. Arms and torso positioned freely. The weapon is loaded and in a holster. Start: sound signal. End of exercise: last shot.	Execution order: At the sound signal, the shooter fires one shot at the target. The time and value of the hit is recorded on the score sheet. Then the next two attempts are made in the same sequence. Evaluation procedure: To qualify, the athlete must get into zone A in two attempts in no more than 1.5 seconds.
Note: Dimensions of areas A - 1x1 m, cardboard IPSC target on a stand, height from the bottom edge of the target to the surface 1.50 m.

Gun.

Exercise No. 2 – “Bill Drill”

Targets: cardboard classic IPSC. Minimum number of shots: 6. Distance to target: 7 m. Number of attempts: 2 Starting position: Standing, relaxed, facing the targets on area A. Arms placed freely along the body. The weapon is loaded and in a holster. Start: sound signal. End of exercise: last shot.	Execution order: At the sound signal, the shooter fires six shots at the target. The time and value of the hit is recorded on the score sheet. Then the next two attempts are made in this sequence. Evaluation procedure: one attempt is counted, provided that the hit factor is not less than 10.9.
Note: The dimensions of the platforms A are 1x1 m, the cardboard IPSC target is on a stand, the height from the top edge of the target to the surface is 1.50 m.

Gun.

Exercise No. 3 – “El President”

Targets: 3 cardboard targets IPSC class. Minimum number of shots: 12. Distance to target: 10 m. Number of attempts: 2 Starting position: Standing, relaxed, with your back to the targets on area A. Arms raised up, hands above shoulder level. The weapon is loaded and in a holster. Start: sound signal. End of exercise: last shot.

Execution order: At the sound signal, the shooter turns around, removes the weapon and fires six shots at the targets, two at each. Then he changes the magazine and again hits the targets with six shots, two at each. The time and value of the hit is recorded on the score sheet. Then the next two attempts are made in this sequence. Evaluation procedure: one attempt is counted, provided that the hit factor is not less than 6.0.

Note: Dimensions of areas A - 1x1 m, cardboard IPSC target on a stand, height from the top edge of the target to the ground 1.50 m. The distance between targets from the edge of one target to the edge of another target is 1.0 m.

The hit factor when calculating is determined to 4 decimal places and the value up to the tenth is taken into account, without any rounding.

For example:

When performing the “Bill Drill” exercise, the shooter scored 28 points in 2.55 with a hit factor of 10.9803 in the first attempt, and 30 points in 2.76 with a hit factor of 10.8685 in the second attempt. In total, the first attempt was counted with a hit factor of 10.9, the second attempt was not included in the count, since the hit factor was 10.8

Test questions for passing the theoretical exam

1. Disciplines for which practical shooting competitions are held.

2.Modified, open, standard, simplified weapon classes. Pistol, revolver.

3.Modified, open, pump-action standard weapon classes. Gun.

4.Open, standard weapon classes. Carbine.

5.Basic principles of designing practical shooting competitions.

6.Types of exercises that may be included in practical shooting competitions.

7. Balance of long, medium and short exercises in practical shooting competitions.

8. Sanctioning of practical shooting competitions.

9.Basic rules for constructing exercises for practical shooting competitions.

10. Criteria for constructing exercises for practical shooting competitions. Obstacles, tunnels, shelters, decorations and props.

11. Making changes to the design of the exercise, including during the competition.

12.Security zones. Activities permitted and prohibited in security zones.

13.Discharging and loading zones. Activities that are permitted and prohibited in these areas.

14. Exercise briefings. Their content, methods of implementation. Actions of the judge during the exercise during the briefing.

15.Types of targets used in practical shooting. Cardboard, metal, breakable, plastic. Penalty targets. Basic requirements for them.

16. The rights of the competition participant to make changes to the equipment and exercise surface.

17. Calibers of the types of weapons that are used in practical shooting in official competitions. Basic requirements for weapons.

18. The main types of sighting devices used in weapons for practical shooting. Division by weapon class.

19. Rules for replacing weapon components during practical shooting competitions.

20.Control of cartridge power factor. Order of conduct.

21.Rules for storing and carrying weapons during competitions.

22. Requirements for the holster of a pistol, revolver.

23.Use of choke constrictions when shooting from a gun. Restrictions.

24. Clothes for practical shooting. Primary requirements.

25.Protection of vision and hearing. Rights and responsibilities of competition participants and judges in matters of their application.

26. The shooter is responsible for the ammunition used. Basic requirements for used bullets, shot shells, appearance and geometric parameters of cartridges.

27.Power factor. Minor, major. The procedure for determining it for various types of weapons. Determination of projectile speed. Calibration cartridges.

28. The procedure for testing cartridges of competition participants. Scoring after testing.

29.Delays when shooting. The order of their elimination during the exercise during the competition. Actions of the judge in case of suspicion that the shooter’s weapon and ammunition are not safe.

30. Official cartridges of the competition. Possibility of testing them by competition participants.

31.Structure of the competition. Basic definitions.

32.Classes and disciplines at the competition. Recognition restrictions.

33. Regional teams for competitions at various levels. Basic principles of scoring.

34.Status of the competition participant and the procedure for his accreditation.

35. Basic principles of forming groups of competition participants. Pre-match.

36. Main competition officials. Their duties and responsibilities.

37.Disciplinary sanctions applied to competition officials.

38. Weapon readiness position. Charged, discharged. Pistol, revolver.

39. Weapon readiness position. Charged, discharged. Shotgun, carbine.

40.Shooter's ready position. Pistol, revolver.

41.Shooter's ready position. Pistol, revolver.

42.Commands given to the shooter at the shooting range. Actions of the shooter on these commands.

43. Intervention in the actions of the shooter, assistance to him during the execution of an exercise during training and competition.

44.Procedure for familiarization with the exercise of a competition participant.

45. The procedure for assessing the results of shooting, determining the affected area and scoring.

46.Scoring methods. "Virginia", "Comstock", "Counting Time".

47.Calculation and meaning of points and fines. Basic provisions.

48. Accounting policy. Pistol, shotgun, carbine. Basic provisions.

49.Checking the correctness of scoring and hit results. Resolution of controversial issues.

50.Test sheets. The order of their filling and registration.

51.Responsibility for the correct scoring.

52.Rules for scoring on moving targets.

53. Official time. The order of its measurement. Scoring programs adopted by the IPSC.

54. Penalties applied to shooters in competitions. Procedural fines. Give examples.

55. Disqualification of the shooter during the competition. General rules.

56. Disqualification of the shooter during the competition. Accidental shot.

57. Disqualification of the shooter during the competition. Unsafe handling of weapons.

58. Disqualification of the shooter during the competition. Unsportsmanlike conduct.

59. Disqualification of the shooter during the competition. Prohibited substances.

60.Arbitration and interpretation of rules. Procedure for preparing and filing a protest.

61.Arbitration Committee. Its composition and main tasks.

62.Arbitration Committee. Verdict and follow-up.

63. Official language of the IPSC Its priority.

64. Competitions of LLC "FPSR". Confession.

65. Calibration of targets. Basic Rules.

66. Assignment of weapons to a specific class. Basic Rules. Gun.

67. Assignment of weapons to a specific class. Basic Rules. Gun.

68. Assignment of weapons to a specific class. Basic Rules. Carbine.

69. Basic requirements for pistol cartridges used in practical shooting.

70. Basic requirements for rifle cartridges used in practical shooting.

71. Basic requirements for carbine cartridges used in practical shooting.

72.Duel shooting. Basic principles. Distribution of participants.

73. Trigger force. Testing. Gun.

Note: the theoretical exam is considered passed with more than 75% correct answers.

A selection of the most popular targets for sighting, competitions and just fun shooting with air rifles and pistols. All you have to do is select the ones you need, download them and print them.

Also at the end there are a couple of paragraphs about pneumatics and the law.

Targets for sighting

Shooting of pneumatic weapons should be done regularly, and not just after purchasing it in a store. The sight can become lost simply during normal use, when the weapon is dropped, and in a number of other situations. Zeroing is also necessary when using a new type of bullet.

Pneumatic weapons with muzzle energy up to 7.5 J are usually sighted from a distance of 15-25 meters. Be sure to use a stop or bipod. Zeroing is carried out in series of three shots, after which the average point of impact (MIP) is determined, which is compared with the location of the aiming point (AP).

To do this, the two closest hit points are connected to each other by a straight line, the center of which (we designated it with the letter “A”) is then connected to the third point. This line, in turn, is divided into three equal parts. The division point closest to the first straight line will be the desired midpoint of the hit. Depending on its location, the rear sight on the rifle or pistol is adjusted. In principle, a deviation from the aiming point of up to five centimeters is considered relatively normal.

You can use this target for shooting:

As well as targets with a grid for assessing deviation in minutes of arc (MOA), which are located at the appropriate distances:

(7 targets, 900 KB)

This file contains targets for distances of 10, 20, 30, 35, 40, 45 and 50 meters.

Sports targets

Sports targets for pneumatics include, among other things, targets of the International Shooting Federation (ISSF), which are divided by number. For air rifles, target No. 8 is intended, at which shooting is carried out from a distance of 10 meters.

, (6 targets on one sheet)

For air pistols, target No. 9 is used, also from a distance of 10 meters.

Korshunov targets are also used. The dimensions of their “ten” correspond to the accuracy of the weapon at the appropriate distance for which the target is intended.

, (5 and 2 targets per sheet, respectively)

Thematic targets

The variety of targets is actually not that great. Usually the matter is limited to adding a background image or, in some cases, marking the vulnerable areas of certain animals. However, there are original exceptions.

Below you can download a selection of popular thematic targets from T-Media. Colored targets are interesting because at longer distances they are a little more difficult to aim at.

(6 targets in one file)

(6 targets in one file)

Pneumatics and the law

Despite the fact that air rifles and pistols with muzzle energy up to 7.5 J are not subject to weapons laws, the jurisprudence on them is contradictory. Very often, local judges bring sporting pneumatic shooting under Article 20.13 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation. This article defines administrative penalties for shooting in unauthorized places and for violating the rules of shooting in permitted places. For example, according to it, for shooting in a populated area there is a fine of 40-50 thousand rubles with confiscation of weapons and ammunition. At the same time, the state of alcoholic intoxication is an aggravating circumstance in which the fine increases to 50-100 thousand rubles.

In other words, if you want to shoot on your own property, you need to take every precaution and equip your own shooting range where you can only shoot at targets. This home range will be the “other designated shooting area” referred to in the law. But despite this, if you receive complaints from neighbors, you may still need a good lawyer, and this is something to keep in mind.

It is also important not to forget about the existence of “Article 245” of the “Criminal Code of the Russian Federation” on cruelty to animals, which, in addition to huge fines, implies imprisonment for up to two years.

OPENING OF THE SHOOTING SHOOT

It is difficult to find a person who will refuse to fire a dozen shots from a real weapon at a real target. At the same time, few people thought that they could make money at the shooting range.

One shooter leaves from 50 to 200 rubles at the shooting range cash desk. The shooting range can serve several dozen people per hour.

It is not difficult to calculate how much profit a pneumatic shooting range installed in a busy, crowded place, such as a park, entertainment center or recreation center, will bring, provided that the cost of a bullet is 10-15 kopecks, and the cost of a shot is 3-5 rubles.

The economy is extremely simple. The more people visit your shooting range, the greater your income.

The correct organizational approach and the desire to earn money allow you to quickly recoup the equipment and begin to bring profit to the owner of the shooting range.

QUESTIONS - ANSWERS

How to open a pneumatic shooting range?

• Is a license required to open a pneumatic shooting range?

This type of business activity is not subject to licensing. It is enough to comply with the necessary basic rules of shooting and arranging a shooting range, which is reflected V (click to download).

• Which shooting range should I choose?

Shooting ranges can be stationary, seasonal or mobile. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, seasonal and mobile are installed in crowded places (parks, squares, city streets...) and have high traffic, but depend on weather conditions. A stationary shooting range is free of this dependence and allows you to have a more stable year-round income.

• What weapons are used in the pneumatic shooting range?

Air guns are divided into two categories. Gas-cylinder pistols and rifles with muzzle energy up to 3 J, and air rifles up to 7.5 J. The former are sporting equipment, and their use is not limited by any regulations. It is also possible to use airsoft drives, blow pipes, sports slingshots and other projectiles.

• What are the optimal room sizes for a stationary shooting range?

The main criterion when choosing a room is its length. The distance from the firing line (table for reloading weapons) to the targets must be at least 4.5 meters. Optimal - 6-8 meters, but not more than 10 meters. The width is not of fundamental importance and only affects the number of simultaneously shooting visitors to the shooting range. Conditionally comfortable width for one shooter is calculated from 0.7 meters.

• What can be used to house a seasonal shooting range?

As a premises it is possible to use a collapsible metal garage, a container, a construction trailer, as well as any types of trade tents and pavilions of a suitable size that can limit the flight of bullets beyond their limits. The use of colored, decorative banners allows, with minimal investment, to transform these structures in accordance with the need determined by the location of the shooting range.

• How to make a firing line correctly?

The recommended height of the firing line is 1.0-1.1 meters. The width is at least 0.3 meters. Laminated chipboard, plastic window sills or postforming have proven themselves well as tabletops. The frame can be made of wooden beams or metal pipes.

• What should the shooting range lighting be like?

There is no need to illuminate the entire room. It is enough to highlight the aiming area (firing line) and targets. Energy-saving LDS or small-sized construction floodlights can be used as a light source. The power is selected based on the specific conditions of the room. The lamps are installed in such a way as to exclude the possibility of random bullets hitting them, or they are used in protective boxes.

• What should the backdrop of the shooting range be like?

The rear wall of the shooting range bears the maximum load. Therefore, it must be protected with reliable and impact-resistant material that can prevent bullets from ricocheting. The best material is steel with a thickness of 1.5 millimeters. The use of wooden boards, plywood, chipboard, MDF, fiberboard and other sheet materials is strictly prohibited due to the properties that cause bullet ricochet.

• General requirements for a shooting range?

The main conditions for setting up a shooting range that must be met:

1. Eliminating the possibility of people and animals appearing “in the line of fire.”
2. Eliminating the possibility of bullets flying outside the shooting range.
3. Elimination of ricochet, which can lead to injury.

In general, the first priority is safety and once again the safety of visitors.

• Which targets to choose?

Let's roughly divide the shooting range targets into 3 groups:
1. Consumer goods(empty beer cans, fishing spoons and bells, soft toys, etc.) - everything that is on hand. Cheap, practical, there is one big BUT - the lack of shooters in the desired quantity.
2. Electronics(interactive), the name speaks for itself. The option is undoubtedly interesting, but the price...
3. Mechanics(electromechanics) - falling, swinging, moving, arriving and other targets. This group is the most common for commercial entertainment shooting ranges. Let's take a closer look at it.
The main purpose of targets in a shooting range is to attract potential clients, which are EVERYONE without exception, regardless of gender, race, nationality and age, because the instinct of a hunter and the passion of a player are inherent in every person, as soon as these feelings are awakened. Therefore, targets must be DIFFERENT and DIFFERENT SIZED, so that no shooter feels out of place. Only then will the client come again.

Preference should be given to contour targets , because Only such a target, with minimal painting, can have a good realistic appearance. The fact is that any paint coating stays on the target until a bullet hits, one hit - one point (if anyone claims the opposite, we advise you not to trust it, try it and everything will become clear). This is the biggest problem in operating a shooting range. Various films, banners, plastics, etc. behave even worse. Regular touch-up is the only method of fighting for aesthetics. And from this it follows that it is simpler, easier and cheaper to renew a contour target than a shapeless figure with a paint coating applied on top (here you can’t do without an artist).
As practice has shown, the most reliable and practical material for a target is steel with a thickness of 1.5 - 2 mm. With such a thickness, the target is not subject to deformation and does not cause bullet ricochet, and therefore it will serve you for many years.

always remember: YOU ARE NOT TRADE IN BULLETS, BUT IN EMOTIONS!

All questions related to the acquisition, opening and operation of a pneumatic shooting range

by phone 8-910-888-00-84 or 8-920-012-8888.

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Why is the game of darts so popular? How should you play darts? We consider the basic rules of the game and the features of throwing techniques.

Boredom is sometimes the engine of progress, as is the craving for entertainment. According to legend, the game of darts appeared thanks to soldiers who missed you and having nothing better to do, they threw their arrows into pieces of wood or the bottom of barrels.

If arrows appear in this story, then, as you might guess, The history of the game is very long, but practically nothing can be said for sure until the very end of the 19th century, when a carpenter from a small English town came up with a standard layout for a darts field.

The invention of the target popularized the game, and in the first half of the 20th century they came up with a way to make a surface from a suitable material. Thanks to this, dart fields spread throughout cities and countries.

Now, every year around the world (mainly in Europe), professional darts players gather for competitions, and fans gather to support the athletes. Besides, Darts remains a popular game for bars and other entertainment spaces. Many people play darts at home and in the office.

Official modern rules of darts

Next, let's look at the classic version of the rules, which is used in most competitions. However, these rules are not the only ones There are many options for playing darts: both training and entertainment.

Each the dart board has 20 sectors, the 20th is located at the very top, the rest are a little chaotic. One way or another, there are sectors that determine the number of points scored by the throw.

Eat narrow rings, which are indicated by green and red colors. These rings give multiplication of sector points. The outer ring is doubling. Internal – tripling.

Besides, there is a central part, hitting which gives 50 points. Hitting the rim of the central part gives 25 points.

Each player is entitled to three throws, then throws the next one and so on in turn.

The goal of the standard game is to write off 501 points, that is, points are not added, but subtracted. Initially, each player has 501 points from which the amount scored for each throw is subtracted.

A special feature of the rules is completion of the game, which should only be performed by doubling, that is, throwing into the outer ring. In addition, the game can be completed by throwing at the very center of the target, which is also considered a doubling. The idea is that doubling will write off the remaining points to exactly zero.

Thus, the completion of the batch must be carried out accordingly. You need to carefully calculate points and select sectors for throws.

Darts tactics

As it is not difficult to understand from the previous paragraph, the most “tasty” sector for throws is tripling 20. If every dart ends up there, the player gets 180 for the try.

Ideally, the player completes two such attempts, after which 141 points remain, which can be written off in various ways. For example: tripling 20, tripling 17 and doubling 15.

Of course, this is not always possible, and for the most part, throws are attempts to deliver darts as much as possible into the triple 20 sector, but the darts often end up in the adjacent sector, that is, they give only 20. As a result, 140 or 100 points are often deducted.

The main goal is to arrive at the end of the game correctly, for this you need to be able to count points and throw confidently into any sector.

After all, if there is an overshoot or undershoot on the final throws (can only be one), then the points for this attempt are not counted, and the player will need to perform the throws again.

Therefore, it is best to accurately assess your own capabilities and see what kind of doubling completion is possible to finish the game.

Throwing technique: how to throw darts?

The key to effective darts is the ability to throw a dart at a target of your choice.. This requires accuracy, which is ensured by confident throwing technique. The technique, in turn, is determined by stable and regular training and accumulated experience.

In throwing, the basis is the positioning of the body and arm. The body should be placed semi-sideways to the board and slightly tilted forward.

A slight tilt is performed in order to slightly reduce the distance to the target. This technique is quite acceptable and professionals throw darts this way, without waving their arms or moving their body.

So, after you have placed your body in half a turn and turned one side with an inclination, you need to set your elbow exactly perpendicular to the floor surface. The throw is performed only with the elbow joint and a little with the hand. The fingers easily grip the dart and hold the projectile at approximately eye level.

Try to position the dart tip opposite the target and directly in front of your eyes. You need to feel with both your brush and your mind how you direct the dart exactly at the target.

In fact, the distance is quite short, and you only need to direct the dart along an almost flat trajectory, actually placing it on the target. Although, if you look professional throws, then they performed in a small arc, including throws to the upper sectors.

By the way, if throws are made to the upper and lower sectors, then the forearm is moved a little, lowered or moved a little higher. Thanks to this, the dart is again located almost completely in front of the desired sector.

If you need to deliver a dart to the side sector, then you should move along the plane of the throw line to the side. Use this technique, as diagonal throws and body tilts are not an effective technique and do not provide the necessary accuracy.

For that, It will take practice to understand how to make accurate throws., which consist of improving your own technique and developing the optimal manner for you to hold and throw darts.

How to play darts and count points?

In general, this detail was discussed in the previous paragraphs. Therefore, here we note additional possibilities for playing darts:

• Game of the round. It is possible to play both with yourself and with your opponents. The goal is to alternately roll into sectors from 1 to 20. As a rule, the game is completed by doubling or tripling or some series of similar throws.
• Thousand. Throws are made only in sectors 25 and 50. The goal is to write off a thousand points.

Darts - distance to target, height

Darts the target is installed relative to its center. The height from the floor to the center is 1.73 meters, the distance to the face of the target from the mark where the darts are thrown is 2.37 meters.

Features of darts and targets

Equipment for playing darts is conventionally divided into professional and non-professional. Professional, as usual, is more expensive, but also has greater efficiency during use, and is more reliable and wears out less.

What are these differences? Let's start with a target, which is typically made from a material called sisal, which is compressed agave.

The target has a separating wire, which could be:

• standard– that is, not professional and have a shape that gives the greatest number of bounces;
• triangular– semi-professional and allowing darts to roll along the edges towards the field;
• fine - professional, which gives a minimum number of bounces and is used in most tournaments.

Now let's look at darts, which are a very complex structure.

However, we will consider a simplified version, which provides for the presence in the dart of such elements as:

• tip– metal or pointed needle, if we are not talking about electronic darts;
• barrel– the part by which the dart is held;
• plumage– a tetrahedral part that determines aerodynamics.

The maximum length is 30.5 centimeters and the weight is 50 grams, but mainly darts weighing about 20-25 grams are used.

In conclusion, we note the high accessibility of darts for mastering. Today you can easily purchase professional kits at a relatively low cost., and for training you will need a small space.

And, despite the large number of professional athletes, even today amateurs can easily reach the professional level with a relatively small amount of training.

A couple of years is enough to get the initial ranks, and perhaps reach a higher level. Therefore, if you have always wanted to achieve heights in at least some sport, then darts are an excellent option for this.

Where to hang a dartboard and how to do it? These are the questions asked by all happy owners of a dartboard and three darts. Let's try to answer these questions.

To install the target, a free space of 3 m in length is required in front of the target and 0.5 m on each side of the target. It is advisable to hang the target away from doors and places where people may appear unexpectedly. According to the rules, the target must be installed at a height of 1.73 m from the center of the target (Bullseye) to the floor and at a distance of 2.37 m from the throwing line to the projection of the front side of the target on the floor (you need to step back from the wall on which the target hangs a distance equal to the thickness targets). To check the correct installation of the target, you can measure the distance (diagonally) from the center of the target to the throwing line, which should be 2.934 m. The target should be installed so that the “20” sector is black and is located strictly at the top of the target.

You need to think about how you will protect the wall around the target, especially at first the darts will often fly past the target. Wooden target cabinets or foam protective rings serve this purpose.

How to hang a target and a target cabinet.

Preparing the target for hanging.

1. On the back side of the target, exactly in the center, screw a screw (included with the target)

2. At equal distances from each other and from the center of the target, nails with metal holders are driven in. Metal holders prevent the target from dangling and spinning. (also included with the target)

3. The target mount is screwed into the center of the cabinet with two screws. (comes with the target)

4. The cabinet is screwed to the wall with 4 screws, so that the center of the target is at a distance of 1m 73cm.

5. The target is lowered from above onto the mount. The head of the screw screwed into the center of the target is held by a mount screwed to the cabinet.

You can start playing Darts!

The mount that comes with the target can be used for both the wall and the cabinet. Almost always, cabinets come with duplicate fastenings. The target is easy to remove, install and rotate.

DARTS.RU WISHES YOU A GOOD GAME!