There is a number of mask targets available for this target. Whenever it is shot out (hits outside the "black" area leaves a bullet hole) - or the user wants to change the mask target to another target definition.

Tools necessary: None
Equipment necessary: New target, microfiber cloth

Step 1:

Take off the protection plate. The protection plate is hanging on the Illumination bracket or Bullet catcher/wall mount bracket with two pan head M8 screws secured in the protection plate. Simply tilt the bottom of the protection plate away from the target until the magnets releases and then lift up the protection plate. 

Ensure that the components at the back of the protection plate are not damaged by placing it on a flat and stable surface while working on the target. 

The below video shows the recommended motions for disassembling the protection plate.

Step 2: 

Remove the old mask target and recycle it

Step 3: 

Remove any debris if necessary - see next chapter for guidelines

Step 4: 

Insert the new mask target from the front of the target. Use the four holes in the corners of the new mask target and put it onto the four screws inside the target. The screws are made a bit flexible to be able to strighten the mask target.

It is outmost important that the mask target is completely stright after installation. A bent mask target might interfere with the optical measuring field. 

Step 5: 

Reinstall the protection plate. Take care not to damage the components at the back of it! See the below video for an illustration on how to properly install the plate. 

Any paper particles or other debris on the surfaces inside the target have the potential to degrade accuracy. It is therefore recommended to remove debris when replacing sighting reference. This should be done using lightly pressurized air.

A camera lens air blower should be used. It does not leave residues or have too high pressure:

The mirrors are silver plated. Cleaning of the mirrors should only be done when needed to preserve their properties. Each cleaning will introduce minor wear and tear on the mirror surface.

When cleaning the mirrors and glass surfaces, the following should be considered:

• Gently remove paper particles by using air (see above tool)
• Using a clean microfiber cloth, gently wipe away remaining residue
• If necessary a damp microfiber cloth can be used, but moisture residue on the surfaces must be avoided.

The eScore opticScore have a wall mounting bracket available, that also may act as a mount for the bullet catcher for air guns. The bracket have a centerline mark that aligns with the center of the target (in height). This is helpful when aligning targets with a specific height on the range. The bracket comes with four holes at the back, for screws that can be used to fix target to wall. Use a bubble leveler or similar when mounting the bracket to the wall to ensure horizontal axis alignment. 

There must be a bullet catcher behind the wall, to utilize wall mount without air gun bulletcatcher. 

Please note that this bracket is always used when utilizing the airgun bullet catcher, even if the target is not mounted to a wall (i.e. target used with target lift).

The wall mount/bullet catcher bracket is attaced to the target in following way:

1. Remove the Protection plate (See the maintenance chapter for guidance)
2. Slightly loosen the 2x M8 Hex Screws on top of the target.
   

   Note that if the target is currently fixed to a target lift or wall mount bracket, these bolts must not be loosened all the way! This may cause the target to fall down and break.

    
3. Swap the illumination bracket with the wall mount bracket - ensure that the washers are placed on top of the bracket and not underneath
4. Tighten the screws (Do not use excessive force!)
   

   Note!

   Ensure that the target is pushed all the way into the groove of the bracket.

   

    
5. Reattach the Protection plate (See maintenance chapter for guidance).

An optional air gun bullet catcher is available, KTS Partnumber 33 07 004 - note that you must have the wall mount/bullet catcher bracket (KTS part no 13020272) to be able to correctly mount the bullet catcher to the target. The bracket may also be also used with target lifts. Bullet catcher must be attached to the bracket. Use the supplied nuts and bolts, as shown at illustrations below.

Note that the target used in photo above is another target model, but the image illustrate how the bullet catcher is attached to the bracket.  Image below also illustrate how the bullet catcher is positioned inside the bracket (red dotted lines).

Air gun pellets may bounce back against shooter position if it misses the scoring area and hit target protection plate. To prevent this, a ricochet protection plate (KTS part no 97020813) may be attached to the target protection plate. It is attached by four platic buttons (KTS part no 1507002).

This plate can not handle a finite number of shots, and may have to be raplaced when outer surface is degraded. Pellets are captured inside outer surface of the plate

KTS part no 117 0097 44 0024. 

The product is covering the Lifter pole. Only used when shooting with cal .22LR. This product is working as a formal ricochet protection, and is also reducing damages to the Lifter pole if hit by stray shots. 

The Ricochet protection is just hung at the keyholes on the front side of the Lifter pole. First assembly includes mounting of the three provided screws to the back of the Ricochet protection. There are pre-made holes for the screws.   

Rubber granule bullet catchers (KTS part no 107 0097 24 0042) and Rubber granule bullet catchers for 3-position shooting (KTS part no 107 0097 24 0049) also exist. These bulletcatchers are mainly intended for kal .22LR bullets. They should not be used for more powerful calibres.