That's starting to spoon feed and inappropriate.
Standard 50m target cards and you can calculate the drops and reticle compensation for your own setup. You just need to know the POI from your aim point and compensate with holdover/under or appropriate number of clicks for the set distance. If we have 25 shooters then there are enough targets on the 50m card at each set distance for about the shooters at one each; there are generally an extra 5 sighting targets on the side that can be used, so up to 30 shooters.
Part of the comp needs to include sighting in to suit the day's conditions. Not appropriate to sight in on a still & sunny day practice day and shoot the same sighting on a wet day with a northerly wind. I would suggest an hour for sight in
before the comp (@ 12:00) and start the comp at 13:00. The SSAA and International rules state that there is no further sighting of rifles after the initial allocated time, unlike 50m bench rest shoots.
You're still going to be done by 16:00. If you arrive late and not allow yourself enough time to sight your rifle then you need to learn about the rigidity of formal FT shooting. Bit harsh but that's what happens at State and National levels, and I feel that it's appropriate to set the bar at the required level. We've had 4(?) shoots at Hornsby now, it's time to go onwards and upwards.
That still leaves plenty of time to have a sausage and drive home to Bathurst, Newcastle or Melbourne.
I bet you a cup of coffee that the 40mm target with drop measurements doesn't happen in F Class Ryan.
My apologies if I'm being a bit too forthright.
