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Precision Showdown Targets

Competitive scoring for 2–10 shooters

Precision Showdown generates caliber-corrected competitive scoring targets for 2-10 players. Each player gets their own landscape target sheet with tier-interleaved targets in three sizes: Large, Medium, and Small. A shot counts if the bullet hole stays inside the outer ring line. Target score equals valid hits (0-3) multiplied by tier difficulty (Large x1, Medium x2, Small x3). A completion bonus rewards hitting all targets.

The PDF includes a rules card and individual player sheets. Supports 10, 15, or 20 round counts at distances from 15-100 yards. Free PDF download.

Questions about Precision Showdown Targets

What is Precision Showdown?

A competitive target mode for 2–10 players. Each gets a caliber-corrected sheet with Large, Medium and Small target tiers. Choose 10, 15 or 20 rounds. The PDF includes the rules and individual player sheets.

How does Precision Showdown scoring work?

A hole entirely inside the outer ring line is a valid hit; breaking the line is a miss. Each target allows up to three rounds. Multiply valid hits by the tier multiplier: Large ×1, Medium ×2, Small ×3. Hitting every target earns a completion bonus: +5 for 10 rounds, +7 for 15, or +10 for 20. Highest total wins.

How do I keep the printed target at the correct scale?

Select matching paper in the printer settings and print at Actual Size / 100%, not Fit to Page. Measure the printed verification gauge before use. A screen preview cannot confirm print accuracy. Larger paper changes available layout space, not the calibrated dimensions.

What does the target verification stamp verify?

The verifier checks the printed stamp and its target-generation details. It does not verify printer scale, shot results or round count. Measure the printed gauge to check scale.