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Range Doctrine makes printable shooting targets, firearm inventory and maintenance records, and field notebooks for shooters and hunters. Built to real measurements, not drawn by eye.
14 products, sold through Etsy. Record systems, targets, apparel and goods, each built to a standard rather than to a deadline.
RC-04New release · Available now
A modular rifle data book you print yourself. Eleven modules, US Letter and A4. Dope cards in MIL and MOA, range sessions, cold bore, wind, truing and round count.
Most data books are a fixed set of pages somebody else decided you need. So shooters build their own pages, trade dope card PDFs on forums, and keep a round count in a notes app. This is the paper system, where you print only the pages your shooting uses, as many of each as you need.
Reloading and load development log
Load records, ladder and round robin tests, seating depth, chronograph strings, brass life and cost per round.
Firearm inventory record book
Serial numbers, provenance, service, value and disposition. The record an adjuster or an executor asks for.
Ammo inventory and round count workbook
Stock by caliber, cost per round, reorder flags, round count per firearm and service intervals. Excel and Google Sheets.
Sight-in target pack
A true 1.000 inch grid, a print check bar that proves your printer did not rescale it, and click tables in MOA and MRAD.
Dope card back print
A working dope card on the back, 100 to 1000 yards, elevation and wind holds in MIL and MOA.
MIL and MOA reference back print
The scope math on your back. What a MIL and an MOA cover, 100 to 1000 yards.
Deer property and camera survey record
Trail camera survey from setup to deer per square mile, stands, observations, harvest, food plots and the season on one page.
Arrow build and bow tuning log
Build weights summed and checked on the scale, FOC, paper and broadhead tuning, sight marks, speed and energy.
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Range Doctrine is being built around useful products, strong ideas, and a standard worth carrying beyond the range.
Most products aimed at this culture land in one of two camps: pure utility with no identity, or loud novelty with very little substance. There is room for something better.
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Four shelves, one standard. Each is being built deliberately rather than filled quickly.
Printable record systems. Letter and A4 PDFs, or a spreadsheet, delivered the moment you pay.
View →Shelf 02 · 1 productSight-in targets built to real angular math and checked in pixels before release.
View →Shelf 03 · 6 productsBack print tees on a garment dyed heavyweight blank. Made to order, free US shipping.
View →Shelf 04 · 1 productPhysical goods that carry the reference and the mark. Made to order.
View →Useful ideas, field organization, product-development notes, and long-form thinking from around the range and outdoors.
Your printer quietly rescales most PDFs. If the grid on your target is not exactly one inch, every correction you dial is wrong. Here is how to check in thirty seconds.
Read →The numbers you actually need at the bench: what one MOA and one MRAD subtend at 100 yards, what a click moves, and how to convert a miss in inches into turret clicks without mental arithmetic.
Read →Most products aimed at shooting and hunting culture are either pure utility with no identity, or loud novelty with very little substance. There is room for something better.
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