5×5 Drill Target
Built for Gila Hayes's 5×5 drill: five rounds inside the circle, from five yards, on a five-second par, starting from the low ready. Run it once, or use Claude Werner's repetition variant — five strings for 25 rounds — to rule out a lucky run. The second circle also lets you practice transitions.
Print at 100% scale on US Letter (8.5 × 11 in).
At the range without a printout? This target ships free in the RoundKeep app — open Practice → Printable Targets and print or share the PDF straight from your phone.
- Circles
- 4.5 in (×2)
- Distance
- 5 yd
- Rounds
- 5 per string (25 total)
- Par time
- 5 sec
How to shoot the 5×5 Drill Target
- 1Set the target at 5 yards and start from the low-ready position.
- 2On the timer, fire 5 rounds into one circle within a 5-second par.
- 3All five hits must stay inside the circle to pass.
- 4Repeat for five strings (25 rounds) to confirm it wasn't a fluke.
Note: The canonical 5×5 uses 5-inch circles; these are 4.5 inches to fit letter paper — a slightly tighter standard.
The 5×5 was created by Gila Hayes; the 25-round repetition variant is Claude Werner's.
Measure your group from a photo
This target has RoundKeep corner markers. Print it, shoot it, then photograph it with RoundKeep Zero. The app reads the scale from the markers and gives you your group size in inches, and the photo never leaves your phone.
- Every shot detected straight from the photo
- Group size in inches for each cluster
- Scale set automatically by the corner markers
