Built around the 10 m Air Rifle card

10 m Air Rifle scoring app for paper targets

Replace manual ring counting and scattered notes with a reviewable scan workflow that keeps scores and shot positions together across practice sessions and 40- or 60-shot matches.

TargetIQ session screen for scanning or importing a photographed paper shooting target
Target
10 m Air Rifle paper card
Formats
Training, 40-shot and 60-shot match
Analysis
Scores, inner tens, groups and trends

From one card to a useful Rifle session

Score the tiny Rifle target

The 10 ring is just 0.5 mm across. TargetIQ uses the detected target scale and a 4.5 mm scoring gauge to turn shot-centre positions into reviewable integer scores and inner tens.

Keep sighters out of the match total

Mark cards as match, sighter or extra. TargetIQ preserves all of the training context while calculating match series and totals from the cards that belong there.

See precision as well as score

A score can hide where the group sits. Extreme spread, mean radius, group-centre offset, heatmaps and an overlaid grouping plot show whether the issue is precision, sights or both.

How the workflow works

  1. 1

    Start a Rifle session

    Choose training or a 40- or 60-shot match, add optional notes or tags, and set the intended number of shots per card.

  2. 2

    Scan each card

    Use the camera at the range or import a clear photo later. The complete printed ring set should remain visible.

  3. 3

    Review every hole

    Check the overlay against the original card and make any crop, ring or marker correction before accepting it.

  4. 4

    Read the session

    Review totals, 10-shot series, inner tens, group metrics and the card-by-card plot, then compare the session with earlier Rifle work.

What to know before relying on a result

  • The app currently records integer paper scores rather than electronic-target decimal scores.
  • Closely overlapping shots may need manual confirmation because one torn hole can contain more than one pellet.
  • Results are intended for practice analysis and do not replace official match scoring.

Questions about this feature

Can I record a 40- or 60-shot Air Rifle match?

Yes. TargetIQ supports training sessions plus 40- and 60-shot match formats, including 10-shot series summaries.

Does it count Air Rifle inner tens?

Yes. An inner ten is recorded when the 4.5 mm pellet hole completely covers the Rifle target's 0.5 mm ten dot.

Can I separate sighters from match shots?

Yes. Cards can be classified as match, sighter or extra so the match calculation and the complete training record can coexist.

Turn the next paper card into training data

Create a free TargetIQ account, photograph a card and review the detected result before it enters your history.

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