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A target assembly includes special paper on which a target is imprinted and which is stored on a feeder roll in a frame and which is moved past a target area in the frame to either a take-up roll or to an exit slot. If the paper passes through the exit slot, it can be moved past a cutting slot and c

A target assembly includes special paper on which a target is imprinted and which is stored on a feeder roll in a frame and which is moved past a target area in the frame to either a take-up roll or to an exit slot. If the paper passes through the exit slot, it can be moved past a cutting slot and cut off using a knife or the like. The paper is a special rosin sized sheathing, such as forty pound wax paper, which retains the desired orientation during a target shoot, as well as makes clean, precise holes when impacted by shot whereby a precise record of a shot is made. An area on the paper adjacent to each target can be used to record data pertinent to the shoot whereby a firearm can be sighted in or a load adjusted.

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A target assembly includes special paper on which a target is imprinted and which is stored on a feeder roll in a frame and which is moved past a target area in the frame to either a take-up roll or to an exit slot. If the paper passes through the exit slot, it can be moved past a cutting slot and c

A target assembly includes special paper on which a target is imprinted and which is stored on a feeder roll in a frame and which is moved past a target area in the frame to either a take-up roll or to an exit slot. If the paper passes through the exit slot, it can be moved past a cutting slot and cut off using a knife or the like. The paper is a special rosin sized sheathing, such as forty pound wax paper, which retains the desired orientation during a target shoot, as well as makes clean, precise holes when impacted by shot whereby a precise record of a shot is made. An area on the paper adjacent to each target can be used to record data pertinent to the shoot whereby a firearm can be sighted in or a load adjusted. d, wherein the trick is taken by the player playing the highest value trump suit card, or unless the player does not have trump or cards in the suit led, in which they may play any card of the other two suits; n) repeating steps e) through k) until each player has played all the cards in their hand and all the tricks have been taken, wherein no player may lead with trump unless trump has been discarded in a previous round of play or unless trump is all that remain in the lead player's hand; o) awarding each player points based upon the accuracy of their bid from a point total of thirty-six, wherein first place is awarded twelve points, second place is awarded ten points, third place is awarded eight points, and fourth place is awarded six points, and wherein the case of tied bidding accuracy, the points for each place are added and are shared equally between or among the tied players; p) deducting lives from each player's nine lives based upon one life lost for each over trick or under trick from the number of tricks bid by the player; q) awarding the lowest finish remaining to any player losing all nine lives, wherein in case of tied losses of lives, employing a predetermined means for lowest finish tie breaking; r) totaling the point totals for each player; and s) repeating steps f) through q) until all players have established finish positions in the game wherein the first player to reach 100 points with at least one life remaining is awarded the first place finish, wherein in case of tied point totals, employing predetermined means for tie breaking. 2. The method of claim 1 wherein the means for determining whether a misdeal has occurred for face-to-face play further comprises the steps of: a) declaring a misdeal and requiring the dealer to re-deal if the dealer or a player turns a card or cards belonging to another player face up prior to the completion of the deal; b) declaring the deal to be valid, if the dealer or player turns a card or cards belonging to themselves face up prior to the completion of the deal; c) declaring a misdeal and requiring the dealer to re-deal if a card is found face up in the deck during the deal; d) declaring a misdeal and requiring the dealer to re-deal if one or more players have too few or too many cards and this circumstance is discovered prior to completion of the first trick; e) declaring a misdeal, requiring the dealer to re-deal, and deducting one life from each offending player(s)' score if one or more players have too few or too many cards and this circumstance is discovered after completion of the first trick; f) retracting any lead or play out of turn if demand is made by a player before all have played to the trick; g) letting play stand without penalty for any lead or play out of turn if all have played; h) declaring a renege for any player's failure to follow suit when able by correcting before the trick is picked up from the table and turned face down, or ceasing play immediately if the renege is established later and (i) subtracting two lives from the reneging player's score, (ii) voiding all remaining players' bids, (iii) reshuffling the deck, and (iv) re-dealing another hand by the same dealer. 3. The method of claim 2 wherein the means for lowest place finish tie breaking further comprises the steps: a) awarding the player with the most lives the higher place finish in the game relative to those other players exiting with that player on the same hand; b) awarding the player with the most halos the higher place finish in the game relative to those other players exiting with that player on the same hand with the same number of lives; c) awarding the player with the most total points the higher place finish in the game relative to those other players exiting with that player on the same hand with the same number of lives and halos, if necessary; d) awarding the player with the most first place finishes in rounds of play the higher place finish in the