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MaxP said:

I do a lot of testing and have developed a very critical eye, particularly when I am trying to extract the absolute best accuracy I can from a given combination.

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Oh, I get that, it's a good quality.

A good solid still flat piece of cardboard that the unfolded/crumpled/etc target is stapled to securely where the two are flat together will show the best holes.

An old piece of rained on full of holes piece of cardboard, and the target can look like the OP's target. The target and the cardboard are not flat together good.

And, to a keen (critical) eye, it could be showing a bullet that is not 100% stable, not key holing, but not as stable as it could be.

But we need good flat sturdy cardboard backers and good heavy stock flat targets stapled securely to get the best results.