We need the following phrase translated into Latin:
"Hitting the target every time".

"semper feriens parmam"

Alternately: 

"semper feriens scopum"

Either means "always striking the target, striking the target every
time."

semper - always, every time

feriens - present active participle of ferio, ferire, to strike

parmam - object of feriens, accusative of parma, parmae, a small round
shield or target used by the cavalry.

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