Target Shed
Free printable shooting targets — download, print, train.
About These Targets
Every target here is a print-ready PDF in two page sizes: US Letter for American printers and A4 for everyone else. Each format is drawn natively at true scale — not one drawing squeezed onto the other paper size — so an 8-inch scoring ring measures 8 inches on both. Print at 100% rather than "fit to page", and you do not have to take our word for it: every sheet carries a 1-inch calibration mark in the footer.
Each target carries a QR code that opens the drill it belongs to: the course of fire, the par time, and how to score it. Print a stack before range day, and the instructions come with you downrange.
FAQ
Are these shooting targets really free?
Yes. Every target is a free PDF download — no account, no email, no watermark on the target face.
How do I print a target to the correct scale?
In the print dialog set scaling to 100% (or "Actual size") and turn off "Fit to page", then pick the PDF that matches your paper: Letter in the US, A4 elsewhere. Every target carries a 1-inch calibration mark in the footer — put a ruler across it on the first print. If it reads 1 inch, the whole sheet is at true scale. If it is short, the printer scaled the page and every score you shoot on it is measured against the wrong ruler.
What paper size should I use — A4 or US Letter?
Use whichever your printer is loaded with — Letter measures 8.5 x 11 in, A4 is narrower and taller at 210 x 297 mm. Both carry the same target; the page around it is what changes.
Which target should I print for my drill?
Open the drill you plan to shoot — each one lists the targets it needs. Drill-specific targets carry the scoring layout that drill is scored on; universal targets work for most practice.