Target guide

Choose a printable shooting target

Start with a click-scaled zeroing grid, a general-purpose concentric-ring practice sheet, or fixed-size Benchrest practice targets. Every example opens in the generator, where you can change the supported paper, layout and target settings before downloading a vector PDF.

Click-scaled grids

Custom zeroing sheets

Choose the distance and the click value marked on your scope. Each grid interval represents one click at that distance. A4 and US Letter paper, metres and yards, and MRAD and MOA settings are available.

Check before use. Match the distance and click value to your setup, print at Actual size or 100%, and measure both verification scales. Read how a click-scaled zeroing grid works. These are general-purpose zeroing sheets, not shooting or scope-adjustment advice.

Concentric rings

Practice target sheets

Choose rows and columns to scale equal targets across the sheet, or choose a fixed outer-ring diameter and exact target count. Both designs let you select 1–10 rings, fill individual bands, and optionally print ring scores. Fixed-diameter sheets include two scales to check the printed size.

Check fixed sizes before use. Print at Actual size or 100%, then measure both verification scales on fixed-diameter sheets.

Planning separate groups? The pellet-testing target guide explains how to choose a layout and keep track of each group.

General-purpose designs. The concentric-ring sheets are not regulation air-rifle or air-pistol competition faces. Check the requirements of your discipline if official dimensions or scoring rings matter.

Fixed-size rings

Benchrest practice sheets

Choose 25 m or 50 m rings, then a framed sheet with a handwritten score box or a frameless arrangement. A4 and US Letter are available in portrait and landscape.

Need something else?

Configure your own target

Change the paper size, orientation, design, presentation, or layout in the generator.

Open the target generator