Printable B&W Targets (1-7)

[wasupmike]

What do you do on the weekend if you don't go to the range?.. You make targets for the weekends you do..!

Made an assortment of targets in different styles fitting an 8x8 inch grid on regular printing paper.. thought i'd share them for whoever wants to download and try any of them out:

1) Basic I
2) Basic II
3) Basic III
4) Basic IV
5) Basic V w 4x White Dots
6) Black Dot w Alignment
7) White Dot w Alignment

[Benelli1]

Thanks for sharing

[Badlands62]

There is a website that has tons of targets.. Check out www.targetz.com

[Mekanik]

thank you! nice to always have something different to shoot at

[OldNewGuy]

I was searching through some various websites looking for different kinds of targets for longer range shooting, especially for sighting in, and stumbled across a site I thought was pretty decent. You can choose the size of the target you want to print (depending on your printer's capabilities), what colours to make the bull and rings, whether or not to insert a grid, even what spacing you want for grid and/or rings, and whether to number them.

I get a little tired of shelling out multiple $$$ for small packages of 4 or 5 targets the same size or smaller, and my shooting buddy has a 11" X 17" ledger-paper-sized printer, so I did up my own in that size. And for sighting in, I wanted something slightly larger than the small 8.5 X 11 at longer ranges, with grid lines to make it easy to dial in the scope. Colour printer would be a bonus.

Just posting for anybody who may be interested.

http://printtargets.net/

Just set up the parameters you want (paper size, bull size, rings or not, colours, grid, etc.), hit "build your target", then "download the .pdf", save the .pdf and print - with the proper size paper in your tray.

Worked for me, and came out great.

O.N.G.

[MOUNTAIN MICKEY]

I made up a jig to draw a horizontal and vertical line on a recipe card with a ball point pen or marker. Use these at 1&200 yrds. Nice and compact. restock recipe cards from a dollar store. Started doing this when I was practicing off hand at 100 meters with my CZ Style 22 for Silhouette shooting. Some day I will get ten/ten shots in that little card if I don't get any older.

[nast70]

Thanks for sharing.

[Skytop B]

A green bingo dabber on plain white paper works great, easy to spot your impacts. I find targets with black bars make it too difficult to see your hits when sighting in. Pretty boring I know but it works and I always keep a bingo dabber in my truck and shooting bag.

[FishOutOfWater]

My printer spits these out with almost exactly 1" squares.

[shiz]

Thanks for sharing.

[AndrewM]

A few more variations and a log. Make sure when you print PDF's you choose actual size rather than fit. This way the sizing should stay constant.

[260 Rem]

This is an example of the target style I prefer for short range (100M). They are cheap because the “target” can be used dozens of times, and the “group” information provides an easy to keep “record”.
The “panel” contains the following info:
Top line left: bullet description with seating depth / powder
Top line right: cartridge / action / barrel
Bottom line: charge weight
The target panel is removed each time and “bundled” for future reference.

[Sashi]

Don't you think those classy rifles and super loads deserve better than that? lol