ZR
Zeroing & Sight-In
100 yd MOA and mil grids, 25 yd, 50 yd, universal inch. Turret tables printed on the sheet.
True Scale Targets
Drawn from measurements
The rings are whatever size the designer's drawing program made them. Then your printer quietly shrinks the page to fit, and nobody finds out until a zero refuses to settle. Every sheet we make carries a ruler so you can prove it didn't.
A bank card is 85.60 mm wide everywhere on earth. Once the outline matches yours, this page knows your screen's real scale — and the bar below is the one printed on every target sheet, at true size.
Why it matters
"Fit to page" is the default on most printers, and it shrinks a letter sheet by roughly four percent without telling you. On a hundred-yard grid that moves the one-MOA line by about four hundredths of an inch — which becomes a quarter inch of error across a six-MOA correction, dialled into your scope and invisible to you.
On the ten-metre air rifle target it is worse. The ten ring is 0.5 mm across. A two percent scaling error is larger than the entire ring, and a score shot on a scaled target cannot be compared to anything.
So every sheet carries the bar. Lay a ruler on it before you shoot. If it reads 5.00 in, every dimension on that page is real.
The line
Five sheets to a pack, each opening with an instruction sheet that tells you how to print it and what every target is for. Available as instant-download PDFs or printed on card stock and shipped flat.
100 yd MOA and mil grids, 25 yd, 50 yd, universal inch. Turret tables printed on the sheet.
Six-bull cards, twelve-dot courses, benchrest bulls, lot tests, reduced silhouettes.
Official rule-book geometry, rifle and pistol. Plus a half-scale card for five-metre ranges.
Aim card for a full pattern board, density worksheet, turkey head and neck, slug zero.
Three, five and fifteen yards at honest scale. Plus a card where every circle is equally hard.
Correction wheels for both hands, dot progressions, trigger grids, group analysis.
Silhouettes scaled so a hundred-yard range subtends a thousand-yard target. Plus reticle check bars.
One scoring face at full size and three exact divisions of it, for 12.5 yards, 10 yards and the 25-foot lane.
Chest zones, an ocular window, a ten-dot control drill. Open outlines, because at seven yards the edge is what you see.
How they're built
One minute of angle is 1.047 inches at a hundred yards, not one inch. Most printable grids use the round number and build in a 4.5% error. Ours don't.
Ring diameters are specified to the outside edge of the printed line. Drawn the obvious way, every ring comes out one line width oversize — wider than the air rifle ten ring itself.
Open outlines wherever competition rules don't demand solid black. A sheet costs you a fraction of the toner, so you can print one per string instead of rationing them.
Get them
Instant-download packs print at home on plain paper or card stock. Printed sets arrive flat on 110 lb index stock, cut and ready to staple.