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SEE ALSO: ..TRAINING & SOLANO TARGETS.........LANDSCAPE TARGETS.........NOVELTY TARGETS.........LEAGUES TARGETRY .........SMRC & NSRA TARGETRYThere were four main TARGETS initially used, all of which are shown here.
For further detail, view The British SWIFT Trainer
A fifth Swift target has recently come to light. It is effectively the same as target No.1 in design, but is printed, unusually for a target of any kind, in a bright blue. Whether this was an economy version of the target is not certain, but this is a distinct possibilty, because even two-coloured printing was expensive at the best of times, and deemed positively wasteful in wartime.
FOR A REALLY USEFUL CATALOGUED & HEAVILY COLOUR ILLUSTRATED
HISTORY OF BRITISH MILITARY & CIVILIAN TARGETS
from 1850 to 2000
both SMALL-BORE & FULL-BORE RIFLE
See Dave Clark's "BRITISH TARGETS from the mid 19th. Century"
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Below is a miniaturised version of the 1899 Military fullbore TARGETS depicted at Bisley. It is designed for modern use on a fifteen, twenty or twenty-five yard range. Copies may be obtained by contacting the editor The target is simply a representation of the original for use on a smallbore range with early training rifles.
