USPSA and IPSC Cardboard Targets

Target diagrams and dimensions

Half-Size USPSA Target Half-size IPSC Target

See rule 4.2.1.1 for presentation requirements for half-sized targets.

USPSA Target IPSC Target

Scoring Zones – All Cardboard Targets

Scoring Zone Major Power Factor Minor Power Factor A 5 5 C 4 3 D 2 1

Note that the B zone on all USPSA targets is now scored as a C hit. B zoned targets are on an indefinite phase out per BOD directive in 2018. B-zoned cardboard targets may still be used as official targets but must be scored using the A-C-D scoring listed above.

Minimum A-Zone Requirements for USPSA and IPSC Targets

USPSA target: At least 25% of the lower A-zone, or the entire upper A-zone, must remain visible around hard cover or overlapping no-shoots.

IPSC target: The minimum amount of A-zone, which must be visible in order to comply with 25% requirement is shown below.

Minimum A-Zone Requirements for Half-Size USPSA and IPSC Targets

Half-Sized USPSA target: At least 50% of the lower A-zone must remain visible around hard cover or overlapping no-shoots.

Half-Sized IPSC target: The minimum amount of A-zone, which must be visible in order to comply with 50% requirement is shown below.