Bullseye (shooting competition), a shooting sport, in which participants shoot handguns at paper targets at fixed distances and time limits

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Bullseye şi Sharpshooter par a fi două mărci ale L&R Powder Company, ajunse azi la Alliant Powder Company. Ar trebui păstrate ca atare în română.

Meanwhile, in Haskell, New Jersey, the L&R (Laflin & Rand) Powder Company was working on their new smokeless powder designed specifically for black powder cartridges. In 1897, they introduced Sharpshooter. It was a "dense" type powder in the form of round black colored discs intended to work at pressures from as low as 10,000 p.s.i. up to about 25,000 p.s.i. This was a much lower working pressure range than the other "dense" smokeless powders (30,000 to 50,000 p.s.i.) in existence at that time.

Two other "dense" smokeless powders developed by L&R* during this same period are still in production today at Alliant Powder Co. Bullseye was introduced in 1898 as a revolver cartridge propellant. A short time later, Unique appeared on the shooting scene. [...] Bullseye & Unique are both classic powders, having achieved Centenarian status. At 100+ years old, they are the oldest American powders still in exsistence today.