Free printable shooting targets
Pistol bullseyes, drills, plate racks, and rifle zeroing targets. Every one is a free PDF sized for 8.5 × 11 paper, ready to print at 100%. They also carry RoundKeep corner markers, so the Zero app can read the scale from a photo and measure your groups for you.
Precision & bullseye targets
Ringed bullseyes for slow-fire accuracy and load development.
Pistol Bullseye Target
Reduced 25-yard pistol bull — 5.5-inch black, 8-inch scoring face.
Pistol drill targets
Standard drills — Dot Torture, Bill Drill, 5×5, Mozambique, and more.
Plate & transition targets
Paper plate racks for transitions and target-to-target speed.
Zeroing & sight-in targets
Click-calibrated grids for MOA, MIL, and red-dot rifle zeros.
Red-Dot Zeroing Target
Set a 100-yard AR-15 zero at 25 yards, using offset aim and impact bullseyes.
Printing for accurate measurement
- 01Print at 100% scale (sometimes called “Actual size”). Turn off “Fit to page” and “Shrink to fit” so the corner markers and zeroing grids come out at the right size.
- 02Use plain US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) paper. Many targets include a printed ruler so you can confirm the scale came out right.
- 03Keep all four corner markers visible. The app uses them to find the target and set the scale.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these printable targets really free?
- Yes. Every target here is a free PDF — pistol bullseyes, drills, plate racks, and rifle zeroing targets. Download as many as you like.
- What size paper do I print on?
- Standard US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches). Each target is laid out for letter paper, and several include a printed ruler so you can confirm the size came out right.
- How do I print at the correct scale?
- In your print dialog, set scaling to 100% or “Actual size” and turn off “Fit to page” or “Shrink to fit.” For zeroing and measurement targets the exact printed size matters, so verify the on-page ruler reads true before you shoot.
- Can I use these to zero a rifle or pistol?
- Yes. The MOA, MIL, and red-dot zeroing targets are click-calibrated grids: aim at center, count the grid clicks to your point of impact, and dial that correction. The red-dot target gives a 25/100-yard AR-15 zero.
- Do I need the RoundKeep app to use them?
- No. These print and shoot like any other target. The corner markers are a bonus: with the free RoundKeep Zero app, they let your phone read the scale and measure your groups in inches.
Measure what you just shot
Print a target, shoot it, then photograph it with RoundKeep Zero to get your group size in inches. Free on Google Play.