Free Printable To-Scale Targets
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Perhaps some of you have seen videos of the ANTIFAs throwing Molotov cocktails. I often thought of what a show one would get if one were able to hit the bottle with a well placed rifle bullet about the time the thug was going to throw it.
Attached is a reduced scale target with various aiming points for practice with a scoped .22LR rifle.
If you use the printer setting of "actual size" this target represents a terrorist at the distances below.
Make use of your practice time with this target. You never know when one of these scum bags will be throwing one at your house.
Attached is a reduced scale target with various aiming points for practice with a scoped .22LR rifle.
If you use the printer setting of "actual size" this target represents a terrorist at the distances below.
Make use of your practice time with this target. You never know when one of these scum bags will be throwing one at your house.
Here is our simple target you can print off and use for free.
patriotoutdoorsusa.com
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Hi All,
I guess I'll play as well. I'm a photographer so I have all kinds of fancy software and printers. This means I design and print my targets to suit my needs. Talking about needs in the last year or so centerfire ammo has become so scarce and expensive that I'm exclusively shooting my rimfire trainer for practicing, thus saving my centerfire ammo for things other than practice.
That led me to design and print some targets good for 100 yards. I have to mention that my trainer is not a .22, it's a .22 WMR. That's a discussion for another day though. A pic of the rimfire trainer is below.
So, I'm offering a couple of the targets I use on a weekly basis below in PDF fornat. At 100 yards you can use them with most centerfire calibers as well. There is a caveat though. I print these on heavy card stock (220 gsm) 11x17 paper (cheap at Amazon). The paper weight makes for very clean impact holes. I use 11x17 because it's cheap and I don't have to go down and change targets all the time.
Most of you wont have a printer to print that size but it's an easy trip to the closest office mart or FEDEX store and have them print them for you. If you want an 8.5 /11 regular paper version I'll be glad to put those up as well, or any other target that you can come up with!
Last, all dimensions on the targets are TRUE MOA, not inches. For example, the inner circle is 1/2 MOA to the outside of its black ring, etc. Notice that the centers are white. This is by design. My scopes have a very small dot at the center of the crosshairs and that dot is very difficult to see when aiming at a target with other than a white center.
My .22 WMR Trainer:
2 MOA Target
1.5 MOA
I have many others, to 3MOA and above and iron sight ones. The PDF's are attached. By the way, colors vary by computer screen and more importantly by printer. WYS is not what YMG
.
All the Best,
JAS
I guess I'll play as well. I'm a photographer so I have all kinds of fancy software and printers. This means I design and print my targets to suit my needs. Talking about needs in the last year or so centerfire ammo has become so scarce and expensive that I'm exclusively shooting my rimfire trainer for practicing, thus saving my centerfire ammo for things other than practice.
That led me to design and print some targets good for 100 yards. I have to mention that my trainer is not a .22, it's a .22 WMR. That's a discussion for another day though. A pic of the rimfire trainer is below.
So, I'm offering a couple of the targets I use on a weekly basis below in PDF fornat. At 100 yards you can use them with most centerfire calibers as well. There is a caveat though. I print these on heavy card stock (220 gsm) 11x17 paper (cheap at Amazon). The paper weight makes for very clean impact holes. I use 11x17 because it's cheap and I don't have to go down and change targets all the time.
Most of you wont have a printer to print that size but it's an easy trip to the closest office mart or FEDEX store and have them print them for you. If you want an 8.5 /11 regular paper version I'll be glad to put those up as well, or any other target that you can come up with!
Last, all dimensions on the targets are TRUE MOA, not inches. For example, the inner circle is 1/2 MOA to the outside of its black ring, etc. Notice that the centers are white. This is by design. My scopes have a very small dot at the center of the crosshairs and that dot is very difficult to see when aiming at a target with other than a white center.
My .22 WMR Trainer:
2 MOA Target
1.5 MOA
I have many others, to 3MOA and above and iron sight ones. The PDF's are attached. By the way, colors vary by computer screen and more importantly by printer. WYS is not what YMG
.All the Best,
JAS
Hi All,
I guess I'll play as well. I'm a photographer so I have all kinds of fancy software and printers. This means I design and print my targets to suit my needs. Talking about needs in the last year or so centerfire ammo has become so scarce and expensive that I'm exclusively shooting my rimfire trainer for practicing, thus saving my centerfire ammo for things other than practice.
That led me to design and print some targets good for 100 yards. I have to mention that my trainer is not a .22, it's a .22 WMR. That's a discussion for another day though. A pic of the rimfire trainer is below.
So, I'm offering a couple of the targets I use on a weekly basis below in PDF fornat. At 100 yards you can use them with most centerfire calibers as well. There is a caveat though. I print these on heavy card stock (220 gsm) 11x17 paper (cheap at Amazon). The paper weight makes for very clean impact holes. I use 11x17 because it's cheap and I don't have to go down and change targets all the time.
Most of you wont have a printer to print that size but it's an easy trip to the closest office mart or FEDEX store and have them print them for you. If you want an 8.5 /11 regular paper version I'll be glad to put those up as well, or any other target that you can come up with!
Last, all dimensions on the targets are TRUE MOA, not inches. For example, the inner circle is 1/2 MOA to the outside of its black ring, etc. Notice that the centers are white. This is by design. My scopes have a very small dot at the center of the crosshairs and that dot is very difficult to see when aiming at a target with other than a white center.
My .22 WMR Trainer:
2 MOA Target
1.5 MOA
I have many others, to 3MOA and above and iron sight ones. The PDF's are attached. By the way, colors vary by computer screen and more importantly by printer. WYS is not what YMG
All the Best,
JAS
These are awesome! Add a fine center dot on both for aiming and they would be perfect!
Posting a fun hunting target. It's a front view of a wild boar. Looks like this in 11x17 Paper:
The height of the boar on the image is ~9-inches - this is for a 25-30 inch tall boar estimated actual size. So, I calculated that setting this target at a 100 yards will mimic a shot distance of 275-330 yards respectively. I'm posting the side by side 11x17 above and also a single boar in 8.5x11 PDFs.
The height of the boar on the image is ~9-inches - this is for a 25-30 inch tall boar estimated actual size. So, I calculated that setting this target at a 100 yards will mimic a shot distance of 275-330 yards respectively. I'm posting the side by side 11x17 above and also a single boar in 8.5x11 PDFs.
Worked for me
Storm Tactical Printable Targets
Edit: I see now that the link is broken on Storm's site, that would be troublesome to fix
I see the link is broken and probably not fixable. Does anyone have a copy of these targets they would be willing to email or Dropbox? Thanks in advance.
Here you guys go. This is a pdf I got from my recoil magazine subscriptions. If you go to any office store they should be able to blow these up for use on large regular size target paper.
I found a pdf uploader and put the Storm targets here, not sure how long this free site will last, so grab while you can. FYI, Storm is under new ownership with a new website host.
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