The targets can be seen clearly by anyone with 20/20 vision. The difficult part is getting the bullet to the target accurately.
The apogee of the bullets flight ....200 feet, 4 and 1/3 inches. If I do that I am should be hitting center on a day with not too much wind.
So you’re shooting two thirds of a football field high. Interesting.
When I was in the service, we trained to shoot silhouettes at 800 yards with iron sights. At that range the target was significantly smaller than the front sight.
What are you guys aiming at a mile away?
I shoot long range with iron sights, 168 grain hollow point boat tail, leaves the muzzle at 2600 ft per second, hits paper at approximately 13oo ft per second, but the top of the curve is 228 inches, not 200 ft. Closer to 19 feet and some inches. 53 clicks of half minute each.
At 200 ft, that is one slow moving bullet.