Printable Target .pdf

[Steve Cover]

Thanks! at what distance?  does it matter?

This isn't a target.

This is an old classic bullseye shooting tool that US Army Markmanship Instructors have used to help evaluate a student's one hand techniques.





If the bullet group in the student's target is located off center, the instructor can use this tool to indicate what the student is doing to cause it and suggest a fix in his technique.

My students shoot at a blank 11x14" piece of paper with a 2" black spot in the center from 7 yards.

For "new to firearms" students, twenty feet is far enough to show a good trend and still stay on paper.

Steve
NRA Certified Firearms Instructor

[inthego]

Thanks for the info!     {cool}

[loyalty4eva]

http://www.waterproofpaper.com/targets/

Another one I use!

[Angus]

http://www.mindflow.com.au/targets/index.php

You can create custom bullseye type targets, adjusting number of rings, ring width, line with and color.

[MilSpecIA]

Looking for the M-16 qualification target we used in the Army. I know it was a silhouette simulated for 300 meters with 1" grids that you set up at 50 meters...

anyone got ideas?

[srob308]

Try this. http://www.bobdbob.com/~deneb/doc/targets/m16a2-25m-zero.pdf This is what the military uses. Hope it helps!

Scott

[blueyedmule]

Good grief, what a great resource you guys are! Kudos! My bookmarks are overheating from use.

[inconel710]

Looking for the M-16 qualification target we used in the Army. I know it was a silhouette simulated for 300 meters with 1" grids that you set up at 50 meters...

anyone got ideas?

Sometimes, unclesamsretailoutlet.com has those available as GI surplus.  None on there right now though.

[BeachPete]

Here's a great target if you're looking to drive yourself crazy.

This is designed for pistol use within about 7 yards and printed on regular 8.5x11" paper.  I've never made it through the whole test... but I try just about every week and am better for it.

[frankd4]

Thank you so much the small game targets are great