True Scale Targets
Drawn from measurements
The rings are whatever size the designer's drawing program made them. Then your printer quietly shrinks the page to fit, and nobody finds out until a zero refuses to settle. Every sheet we make carries a ruler so you can prove it didn't.
A bank card is 85.60 mm wide everywhere on earth. Once the outline matches yours, this page knows your screen's real scale — and the bar below is the one printed on every target sheet, at true size.
Why it matters
"Fit to page" is the default on most printers, and it shrinks a letter sheet by roughly four percent without telling you. On a hundred-yard grid that moves the one-MOA line by about four hundredths of an inch — which becomes a quarter inch of error across a six-MOA correction, dialled into your scope and invisible to you.
On the ten-metre air rifle target it is worse. The ten ring is 0.5 mm across. A two percent scaling error is larger than the entire ring, and a score shot on a scaled target cannot be compared to anything.
So every sheet carries the bar. Lay a ruler on it before you shoot. If it reads 5.00 in, every dimension on that page is real.
The line
Five sheets to a pack, each opening with an instruction sheet that tells you how to print it and what every target is for. Instant download, printed at home as many times as you like. Pick a pack to see what is in it.
Five grids for putting a sight where it belongs. Each one is drawn in the unit your turret actually clicks in, so you count squares and dial that many clicks — no arithmetic at the bench.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZR-01 | 100-Yard Zero — ½ MOA Grid | 100 yd | MOA turrets, true angular squares |
| ZR-02 | 100-Yard Zero — 0.1 Mil Grid | 100 yd | Mil turrets, one square per click |
| ZR-03 | 25-Yard Sight-In Grid | 25 yd | Get on paper before going long |
| ZR-04 | 50-Yard Zero — ½ MOA Grid | 50 yd | The 50/200 zero for 5.56 |
| ZR-05 | Universal 1-Inch Grid | any | Plain inches, converted by table |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
Rimfire rewards patience more than any other discipline, mostly because the ammunition varies more than the rifle does. Four of these five sheets exist to tell you which box to buy.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| RF-01 | 50-Yard Rimfire — Six Bull | 50 yd | Six independent five-shot groups |
| RF-02 | Rimfire Precision — Twelve Dot | 25–50 yd | Small marks, one round each |
| RF-03 | Rimfire Benchrest — Single Bull | 50 yd | One scored bull, no distractions |
| RF-04 | Ammunition Lot Test — Four Quadrant | 50 yd | Four lots compared head to head |
| RF-05 | Rimfire Silhouette — Reduced | 25–100 yd | Chicken, pig, turkey and ram to scale |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
Competition faces drawn to the published diameters, measured to the outside edge of the printed line exactly as the rule book specifies. The rifle ten ring is half a millimetre across; a line drawn a quarter millimetre fat would swallow it whole, so it is not.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| AR-01 | 10 m Air Rifle — Single | 10 m | Full-size rifle face, one bull |
| AR-02 | 10 m Air Rifle — Twelve Bull Card | 10 m | Twelve match bulls per sheet |
| AR-03 | 10 m Air Pistol — Single | 10 m | Full-size pistol face |
| AR-04 | 5-Metre Scaled Practice | 5 m | Half size at half distance, same angle |
| AR-05 | Sight Alignment Card | 5–10 m | Open marks, minimal ink |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
A shotgun pattern is a property of the gun, the choke and the shell together. Change any one of the three and the pattern you measured no longer applies.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| SG-01 | Patterning Aim Card | 40 yd | The mark to centre a 30 in pattern sheet on |
| SG-02 | Pattern Density Worksheet | 40 yd | Count pellets, work out the percentage |
| SG-03 | Turkey Head & Neck | 40 yd | Where the pellets actually have to land |
| SG-04 | Slug & Buckshot Zero — 50 Yard | 50 yd | Rifled slug and buck zero |
| SG-05 | Load Comparison Log | — | Four loads recorded on one page |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
Five sheets built around the distances at which a defensive pistol is actually used, and one sheet built to prove that those distances are the same problem at different sizes.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| DF-01 | 3-Yard Head Box | 3 yd | Contact-distance precision |
| DF-02 | 5-Yard Practical | 5 yd | The standard working distance |
| DF-03 | 15-Yard Accuracy | 15 yd | Where sight alignment starts to matter |
| DF-04 | Equal-Difficulty Distance Card | 3–10 yd | The same angle at three distances |
| DF-05 | Two-Plus-One Drill Card | 5–7 yd | Body, body, head — on one sheet |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
These sheets diagnose rather than score. Four of them put a known shape in front of you and read the answer out of where the holes are not.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| DG-01 | Pistol Correction Wheel — Right Handed | 7–10 yd | Reads the fault out of the group |
| DG-02 | Pistol Correction Wheel — Left Handed | 7–10 yd | The mirrored version |
| DG-03 | Ten Dot Progression | 5–10 yd | Ten marks, decreasing size |
| DG-04 | Trigger Control Grid | 7 yd | Isolates the press from everything else |
| DG-05 | Group Analysis Worksheet | any | Measure, convert and record |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
A 100-yard pack for a rifle that is expected to hit things a good deal further away than 100 yards. Three of the five sheets are reduced silhouettes: a target scaled by 100 ÷ range and hung at 100 yd subtends exactly the same angle as the full-size one at its labelled distance.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| PR-01 | 100-Yard Zero / Confirmation | 100 yd | ¼ MOA squares, one per click |
| PR-02 | Group & Dope Development | 100 yd | Four independent strings |
| PR-03 | Reduced Silhouettes I | 100 yd | E-type at 500 and 800 yd equivalent |
| PR-04 | Reduced Silhouettes II | 100 yd | E-type 600, F-type 500 and 700 |
| PR-05 | Long Range Equivalents + Ranging | 100 yd | 1000 and 1200 yd, plus subtension bars |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
One scoring face, printed at full size and at three useful divisions of it. The rings are 8.000, 5.540, 3.360 and 1.695 in, measured to the outside edge of the printed line, and the aiming black stops at the 9 ring on every version.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| BE-01 | 25-Yard Slow Fire — Scoring Face | 25 yd | The full 8 in face, scored |
| BE-02 | 25-Yard Zero / Sight-In | 25 yd | 1 in grid, quarter-inch subdivisions |
| BE-03 | Group & Load Development | 25 yd | Four independent strings |
| BE-04 | Reduced Scoring Face 1:2.5 | 10 yd | Four cards, 25-yard sight picture |
| BE-05 | Short-Range Equivalents | 12.5 yd / 25 ft | 1:2 and 1:3 divisions, plus the table |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
Seven yards, which is where this is decided. Four of these five sheets are open outlines rather than filled zones — at seven yards the eye uses the edge of a shape, not its fill, and an unfilled sheet costs a fraction of the ink.
| Code | Sheet | Shoot at | What it is for |
|---|---|---|---|
| CW-01 | Down-Zero Chest | 7 yd | 8 / 6 / 4 / 2 in zones, open outline |
| CW-02 | Head Box & Ocular Window | 7 yd | 6 × 6 in box down to a 3 × 2 in window |
| CW-03 | Precision Standards | 7 yd | 3 × 5 in cards and 2.00 in dots |
| CW-04 | Ten-Dot Control Drill | 7 yd | Ten 2.00 in dots, one round each, in order |
| CW-05 | Reduced Silhouette 1:4 | 7 yd | Prints 4.50 × 7.50 in — a full target at 28 yd |
Six pages in all — these five targets plus an instruction sheet that opens the pack: how to print it so the dimensions survive, what each sheet is for and at what distance, how to read what you shot, and what to check before you hang it.
How they're built
One minute of angle is 1.047 inches at a hundred yards, not one inch. Most printable grids use the round number and build in a 4.5% error. Ours don't.
Ring diameters are specified to the outside edge of the printed line. Drawn the obvious way, every ring comes out one line width oversize — wider than the air rifle ten ring itself.
Measured coverage on most packs. Open outlines wherever competition rules don't demand solid black, so a sheet costs pennies to print and you can run one per string instead of rationing them.
Get them
Every pack is a PDF — six pages, yours to print as often as you like, on whatever paper your range and your printer get along with. Plain copy paper holds a grid and a group perfectly well; card stock is worth it for anything you want to staple up and shoot twice.
There is no printed-and-shipped option, and that is on purpose. A target you can reprint the morning you need it beats one sitting in a box, and nothing about a dimensioned sheet survives being mailed better than it survives being printed at home — provided you check the bar.