The left target is very good for shooting small groups; the diamonds have 1/2" sides and you can align your cross-hairs on the horizontal and vertical lines. It is a clean design that is easy to see even at 200 yards with a 20x scope. You can also use the top circles as a 200yard zero when aiming at the red squares at 100 yards. All your load data fits neatly in the boxes under each target. Note, the left target is also available as a "Powerpoint" file you can display and edit with MS Office. Click here to download left target Powerpoint file (this also has two bonus 25m pistol targets). The right target has boxes for load data on the left, and larger 1" red circles in a 1" grid.

James Phillips created the first two targets for the Varmint Den Message Board. Trust us, these targets will really help shrink your groups. (James recently broke the existing IBS 600-yd world record, with a 1.174" 5-shot group.) They work best with a high-magnification scope with fine cross-hairs. The left target can also be used to enter velocity data when using a chrono. We often use this at 50 yards when load testing. The center target has 1/2" circles which make the target easier to see at 100 yards. Fine grid lines above the center dot allow you to quickly estimate your group size. The right target is a conventional bullseye with a 1" X-ring for 100-yard shooting. You can also download the NRA MR-31c target below, which is a 600-yard bull scaled for 100 yards. It has a slightly smaller X-ring.

The Atomic Target was originally created as a contest for our readers. The design is by Michael Forester of Auckland, New Zealand. Hit the bigger green and red neutrons, then try your luck with the smaller electrons. In the center, go for true "bug-holes" with our Fly Shoot Target. Watch out for the bio-hazard rings! On the right is a checkerboard target. To save printer ink, set your printer for "economy" before printing.

SILHOUETTE TARGETS
Click on image to download .pdf file. Click here to download all three targets as .pdf in .ZIP archive.



Silhouette Targets courtesy Thomas Haller. His website also features superb colorized bullseye targets, shown next.

COLOR 3D Bullseye Targets
These 3D targets by Thomas Haller use a "faded" color setting to reduce ink consumption when using an ink-jet, but they are still quite visible on the range. You can print in Grayscale or use a copying machine if you want to print them in black and white. Click on image to download .pdf file. Click here to download all three 3D Bullseye targets as a .ZIP archive.

Rimfire Benchrest Competition Targets
The UK Assoc. of Rimfire Benchrest Shooting has been kind enough to make these targets available.
Click on image to download each UK 22 Benchrest target as a .png file. NOTE: For .png files, un-check the 'Shrink Oversized Pages To Paper Size' box on the print popup for the targets to print to the correct scale. You will also need to use over-sized paper for 100% output. Scoring: Cut central ring for 10, obliterate for 10 X.



If you want to make your own custom targets, Ammoman.com sells Targetmaster design software for just $8.00.

Larger Sample of Know Your Limits Target.

CLICK HERE to download all six targets as a .ZIP archive.

All these targets are in Adobe .pdf format for easy printing at the proper size.These targets were created by DesertFrog. They are copyright ? 2008, Bauder Studio, All Rights Reserved. They are free for personal, non-commercial use.

Smallbore Sniper Targets
These targets come from the Czech Republic where they are used in "Smallbore Sniper Rifle" competitions. Most of the targets are used "on the clock" with time limits. The "Alpha, Bravo etc." bullseyes are shot on command with 3 seconds to hit the target named by the Rangemaster. The "36 Smileys" target requires the shooter to hit 10 specific targets among a field of similar faces.

CLICK HERE to download ALL targets as a 1 megabyte .ZIP archive. Targets are .pdf files.