Bull's-eye Target

An item usually of square or rectangular shape made of paper, pasteboard, or similar pliable material designed to be fired upon from a specified range during practice, or while testing firearms, to establish a degree of accuracy. It usually consists of a single centrally located inner circle, black in color, with progressively larger concentric rings around it. The area within the central circle and/or each of the concentric circles may have a numbe (s) printed thereon with the numerical value decreasing from the center of the circle to the outer ring. It may also have one or more similar combinations arranged in various patterns upon a common background. Excludes target, archery.