Please contribute any printable targets to share with the community within this thread. Y'all may want to "Bookmark" this topic 
Share your printable Targets HERE
- Thread starter Michael
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Note: I originally posted this on the Holdover Forum and received a lot of positive responses. Here it is again for the Airgun Nation members.
I have compiled a list of websites with free printable targets in a variety of styles and sizes. Some sites allow you to generate your own custom targets which I have found very handy, especially if you shoot at various distances. Here are some tips to consider for printing targets:
Use a heavy paper for best results. I found 67lb card stock works best in both inkjet and laser printers
Stick to a light yellows or cream colored paper for better contrast
Always print a single test page before attempting to print multiple copies. In most cases the target will auto-size fit the paper you are using.. However, I have come across the occasional target that requires manually re-sizing to fit 8.5x11 paper.
CUSTOMIZABLE TARGET GENERATORS:
http://www.reloaderslog.com/Targets.php?TargetStyle=Benchrest
http://printtargets.net/
STATIC TARGETS:
(One of my personal favorites)
http://www.extremebenchrest.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/25m-Target.pdf (this is the one used at the AOA Extreme Benchrest 25 meter event)
http://www.airgunsmith.com/target/free_targets.htm
http://www.targetz.com
http://www.accurateshooter.com/shooting-skills/targets/
http://www.gun-shots.net/free-printable-targets.shtml
SITES WITH LINKS TO EVEN MORE TARGETS:
http://airgunslinks.blogspot.com/2013/04/targets.html
http://www.airgunarena.com/index.php/Targets_You_Can_Make
I hope you enjoy.
Scott
I have compiled a list of websites with free printable targets in a variety of styles and sizes. Some sites allow you to generate your own custom targets which I have found very handy, especially if you shoot at various distances. Here are some tips to consider for printing targets:
Use a heavy paper for best results. I found 67lb card stock works best in both inkjet and laser printers
Stick to a light yellows or cream colored paper for better contrast
Always print a single test page before attempting to print multiple copies. In most cases the target will auto-size fit the paper you are using.. However, I have come across the occasional target that requires manually re-sizing to fit 8.5x11 paper.
CUSTOMIZABLE TARGET GENERATORS:
http://www.reloaderslog.com/Targets.php?TargetStyle=Benchrest
http://printtargets.net/
STATIC TARGETS:
(One of my personal favorites)
http://www.extremebenchrest.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/25m-Target.pdf (this is the one used at the AOA Extreme Benchrest 25 meter event)
http://www.airgunsmith.com/target/free_targets.htm
http://www.targetz.com
http://www.accurateshooter.com/shooting-skills/targets/
http://www.gun-shots.net/free-printable-targets.shtml
SITES WITH LINKS TO EVEN MORE TARGETS:
http://airgunslinks.blogspot.com/2013/04/targets.html
http://www.airgunarena.com/index.php/Targets_You_Can_Make
I hope you enjoy.
Scott
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Love this one. 1" targets with 1/8" graphed dotted lines inside.
Here's a PB target that might help newer shooters learn how to adjust their sights/scopes
Another favorite of mine doesn't even require printing. Get a blank sheet of paper, put it up as a target, shoot it once to create a bullseye, then have at it! LOL!
Here's a PB target that might help newer shooters learn how to adjust their sights/scopes
Another favorite of mine doesn't even require printing. Get a blank sheet of paper, put it up as a target, shoot it once to create a bullseye, then have at it! LOL!
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Here are some targets for the benchrest shooters from the Phoenix Aigunclub site
This is the one that I use the most for practice. I will shrink to fit page and use them like that for my indoor 13m range
For regulation size copies use 11X17 paper
http://www.phoenixairgun.net/Phoenix_Benchrest/Targets_files/25m%20Target.pdf
I also will use these if I go to the range...it's design for 8 1/2 X 11 to be shot at 25m
http://www.phoenixairgun.net/Phoenix_Benchrest/Targets_files/25meter%20target.pdf
This one is the 9-10 ring to be shot at 25m
http://www.phoenixairgun.net/Phoenix_Benchrest/Targets_files/25m-Air-Benchrest-9%2610-ring-LETTER-12x10.pdf
Mike
This is the one that I use the most for practice. I will shrink to fit page and use them like that for my indoor 13m range
For regulation size copies use 11X17 paper
http://www.phoenixairgun.net/Phoenix_Benchrest/Targets_files/25m%20Target.pdf
I also will use these if I go to the range...it's design for 8 1/2 X 11 to be shot at 25m
http://www.phoenixairgun.net/Phoenix_Benchrest/Targets_files/25meter%20target.pdf
This one is the 9-10 ring to be shot at 25m
http://www.phoenixairgun.net/Phoenix_Benchrest/Targets_files/25m-Air-Benchrest-9%2610-ring-LETTER-12x10.pdf
Mike
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These are some of my favorites that I uploaded to imgur.com
Click on the top right cog wheel to download full resolution files, click on the different target in the grey box below.
Click on the top right cog wheel to download full resolution files, click on the different target in the grey box below.
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I like to use this one while sighting in at different distances.It fits in my modified clip board and pellet trap. The lines are 1/4 apart and it makes adjusting the scope turrets really easy. I tried to up load it as a PDF, but I was unable to.
Enjoy - Jay
Enjoy - Jay
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I have some useable printable targets (in soft PDF/Word formats) already downloaded/saved with me from different sites, but I am unable to attached those files here!
Are we allowed to attach files here?
Are we allowed to attach files here?
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Michael, thanks for the advise, So It means we can't upload/attache any file here directly from our computers. OK will try "imgur.com"
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If you go onto the Air Arms website. Under the icon targets, click on paper targets and then printable targets there are quite a few that I have been using. I beleive they are PDF so you can download them onto your computer.
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Mr. NMshooter,
Thank you for the target link. I sometimes use two leveling lasers (the kind for hanging pictures) and make a cross point to aim at.
It's something different to shoot at.
Have a great weekend,
T.T.
Thank you for the target link. I sometimes use two leveling lasers (the kind for hanging pictures) and make a cross point to aim at.
It's something different to shoot at.
Have a great weekend,
T.T.
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I've used the one in Michael's post on April 7, 2015 at 7:20....In the black section at the lower end of the target, click one the one on the far right. I have also used this one
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Where did you find this target?"manabeknives"
I've used the one in Michael's post on April 7, 2015 at 7:20....In the black section at the lower end of the target, click one the one on the far right. I have also used this one
Just remembered screenshots, thanks
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Hi PlanB
I think I got this target off the Yellow forum. It was one of "nced" targets that he posted. I like these kind of plain circles for target shooting because it doesn't have any vertical or horizontal reference points that you can line-up your scope's reticle. Makes them a little harder to hit "dead-center"
I think I got this target off the Yellow forum. It was one of "nced" targets that he posted. I like these kind of plain circles for target shooting because it doesn't have any vertical or horizontal reference points that you can line-up your scope's reticle. Makes them a little harder to hit "dead-center"
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And not a lot of expensive ink or so much black that I can't tell where I hit. Thanks again, happy saturday
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