Printable Targets

Pick the target, print the page or save it as a PDF from the print dialog. The rings have the dimensions of the German DSB rulebook and the ISSF rules. Set the print size to 100 %, not "fit to page", and measure the control line afterwards.

Target Air rifle 10 m, target no. 1 (8 faces)Air pistol 10 m, target no. 7Smallbore rifle 50 m, target no. 3Target no. 4, black mirror only (rings 7 to 10) Print or save as PDF

A4, portrait, size 100 %. White paper from 80 g, better 120 g, then the pellet hole frays less.

Where the dimensions come from

The ring diameters are in the DSB rulebook and the ISSF rules. On the air rifle target the ten is a 0.5 mm dot, every further ring sits 5 mm further out, and the black covers rings 4 to 9. On the air pistol target every ring grows by 16 mm and the black starts at the seven. The smallbore 50 m target also has 16 mm per ring, printed are rings 3 to 10. Target no. 4 has 50 mm per ring and a 200 mm black, which is why it comes here as the black only. Lines are 0.15 mm wide. All dimensions are in the post on target dimensions.

Scoring by photo

The quickest way to see whether your printer is good enough for scoring by photo in Ring Reader is to shoot one target and photograph it. White paper, size 100 % and a control line that measures 100 mm are the conditions. Printed targets are no replacement for a match target, for training at home and for sighting in they do the job.

Further reading

• Scoring targets
• Teiler calculator