Bell Target Shooting- Not what the name suggests but a steel plate in a enclosure that has a center hole of just 3/8ths of an Inch or 9.525mm in new money. Not forgetting that a .177 pellet that is used is 4.5mm!  This is set at a distance of 7 Yards (6.4m) from the firing line and 5.1ft (1.55m) from the floor.

The target has rings etched around the center hole that radiate out at 1 inch intervals so that scoring can be achieved. The target plate is painted with none drying bright white paint so that the pellet marks can be easily seen. This is than painted after scoring each shot.

Two sets of five shots are taken by a team of six (a maximum of eight but only the six highest scores will count). You can take two practice shots ("Sighters") before your main shots.