Using a Data Book
Recording Data to Improve Your Shooting Maintaining a detailed data book is an easy way to quickly improve your performance in service rifle matches. The data book can improve your shooting by: Documenting your sight settings for a specific range Documenting your sight settings for different ammunition loads Documenting your sight settings for particular weather conditions Helping you recognize, during a match, when your sights need adjustment Service rifle data books contain pages for: 200 yard slow fire 200 yard rapid fire 300 yard rapid fire 600 yard slow fire Recording a variety of rifle, match and ammunition data The pages are formatted to match the courses of fire used in service rifle matches. Slow fire pages have one target to record shots. They also have an area to record your “call” on each shot. Rapid fire pages contain two targets, one for each string fired in rapid fire stages (not all courses of fire have 2 stages). All the pages contain an area to record your sight...