How do I print a target at the right size?

Print at 100% or Actual size, with Fit to page switched off. Every sheet has a 50 mm line. Measure it with a ruler before you shoot.

Can I use these targets in a competition?

No. They are for practice. Competitions need official cards printed on approved card stock.

Can Notch score a target I printed?

Yes. Photograph the card and Notch finds each shot, scores it and measures the group. The ring sizes here come from the same target definitions the app scores with.

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Notch Printable targets

Printable targets, at true size

Practice faces drawn from the ring sizes Notch scores with. Print at 100%, check the 50 mm line with a ruler, then photograph the card and Notch scores it.

Notch scores the card
from a photo.

ISSF 10 m air rifle

Aiming mark: 30.5 mm
Outer ring: 45.5 mm
On a sheet: 6 faces

ISSF 10 m air pistol

Aiming mark: 59.5 mm
Outer ring: 155.5 mm
On a sheet: 1 face

ISSF 50 m rifle

Aiming mark: 112.4 mm
Outer ring: 154.4 mm
On a sheet: 1 face

NSRA 25 yard

Aiming mark: 51.39 mm
Outer ring: 51.39 mm
On a sheet: 6 faces

NRA 50 ft smallbore (A-17)

Aiming mark: 37.6682 mm
Outer ring: 46.15 mm
On a sheet: 6 faces

NRA 50 yard smallbore (A-23)

Aiming mark: 98.806 mm
Outer ring: 149.61 mm
On a sheet: 1 face

For practice only, not for competition. Sizes follow the target definitions in Notch. Follow your range's safety rules.

Printing at the right size

Press Print on a target. The print dialog opens with one sheet.
Set the scale to 100%, or Actual size. Switch off Fit to page.
Measure the line marked 50 mm on the printed sheet. If it is not 50 mm, the scale setting is wrong.

Then score it from a photo

Photograph the card after the string. Notch finds every shot, scores it and measures the group, then keeps the card with its session. How scoring works.

If the group is tight but off centre, work out the clicks.

Photograph the target. Notch scores the card.

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