as i wrote before i have had taken two pics from my "Bucket Target"
Due to the fact that we use an electronical Target i have to tape the Paper Bucket on the Backstop, but could not change them often, without to disturb my shooting buddies. That`s the reason why a lot of bullet impacts on the Target .

The Bullet holes below the Bucket are before i have had adjust the rearsight right for the aperture front. Impacts left and right are a result of twiggle and the attempt to centric the Aperture around the Bucket.
For the first attempt i hit for 8 times only in the Black.
The ragged hole at the center black are 10 Rounds after changing the Aperture to Post Front and use a six oClock hold.

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the same are done a week before

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The Bucket covers the 10 and 9 Circle on a regular Target.
Example Target

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What i would say is that if i use a regular Bullseye Target with a Aperture Front all Bullet Impacts are not bad because it covers the 8 Circle as maximum outside but on the Bucket or a Chicken it called a miss

seems that the Post are the better choice for me

Klaus

Rolling your results mirror mine on irregular silhouette targets. Post = smaller groups.

I found after cataract surgery I could focus much better but became very sensitive to bright light. I have a hard time driving in bright sunlight without polarized sun glasses. shooting I spin the rear adjustable aperture many times in a match. Check it every single shot if light is changing.

Boats