Targetry for the Cno7 .22

[lefty]

I recall using 2 types of paper targets on the range in the basement of the Peterborough Armoury as a youngster;
a 5 or 6 target sheet with the upper half of the scoring rings in black, and
a single target sheet with one such circular target on it.

There was also a little cutout of a man pointing a rifle back at the firer but we never used them.
Does anyone have a digital image of any of these? I am still in the army and looking for the document number from the bottom corner in hopes of finding some in the supply system or buying a bunch from someone.
Cheers

 

[smellie]

Those were like the old "Tin Hat" target used with the Number 4.

In full-size, they were used on fullbore ranges as well.

Good images in "Shoot to Live!".

"Charging Man" target is a standard NATO type. CF designation is Figure 11; Figure 12 is head-and-shoulders only.

 

[BadgerDog]

For those of you who are collectors of Canadian and commonwealth .22 caliber training rifles, stencollector wrote an outstanding article several years ago, which may be found in the Canada - Milsurp Knowledge Library (click here)http://www.milsurps.com/content.php?r=117-canada

Complete with over 100 detailed pictures, this is one of the best and most thorough write-ups I've encountered on the Internet, in regards to these rifles.

1944 C No.7 .22 Caliber Lee-Enfield Training Rifle (click here)http://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=2134

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Regards,
Doug

 

[diopter]

 

[lefty]

Thanks for the images and the reminder about the Knowledge library article. I knew the little man was different and likely pre dates our current Fig 11 and 12 targets. Lockheed Martin in Wainwright may still have some of these.