Thought that I would ask this here in the sg forum instead of the WB forum. Last Saturday we did our semiannual WB match and several stages involved 8 sg knockdowns, 3 on the left and 5 on the right. Our sg targets are hinged on 3 ft stands and only fall straight back and are rather heavy duty. The angle on the far right target was rather oblique and I'm ashamed to say that it required multiple shots (5) to finally find the sweet spot and knock it down, to the laughter of my fellow shooters. If you can't be good be funny. It was a combination of my cut down bbl with no choke, my light loads and the unusual target angle. In my defense the targets in front of me were no problem at all. And shooters with any kind of choke had no problems. I plan on experimenting with my knockdowns using my loads vs factory field loads here in the yard and see what works but do you have any other suggestions? Here's a pix of our sg targets, pardon the poor image but you get the idea. By the way, the unofficial scoring after the match put me first even with my sg humor.