TargetScan - Pistol & Rifle

• Price: $17.99
• In-app purchases

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

4.8 339 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Using at practice

   My teammate and I are using this app couple times a week now for 10 meter air rifle practice .We find it very useful . There is a nice video tutorial to get you started using .we would both like to see the iphone iPad data to be linked ,at present they are separate , not the biggest deal but would be nice .There is a good help section as well, you should read it as it is brief but accurate . The targets available are a bit pricey considering you would have to spend up front to even see what is available ,right now only 10 m both air and pistol , a 15 yard pistol and 50 yard one also one other I can't remember off top of my head, think a 25 . you do only get one session per target type as the other reviewer pointed out with the original purchase . Not such big deal but does make the app somewhat pricey overall. We have had no problems with stability it has worked flawlessly. There's a thermal viewer that is really neat wish you could print or send that data right now you can only view it but it is really boss. I have at least 3 or 4 other programs that I got for shooting from the apple store and this one I am using the most, thanks!!

   MajorJoey · 31 Jul 2026

2. 5/5TargetScan

   This is a great tool for shooting. I am new to 10 meter pistol and it has already helped me by averaging my groups and making adjustments to my hold, trigger technique, and sight adjustments. The only difficulty I was having was to get the program to accurately count all the shots. Maybe I haven’t found it yet but the manual input seems to be all or none which is tedious. It would be nice to let it score what it can an let me add the missing ones. However the best trick is to download the app on an iPad and use it as a light box while taking the photo with your iPhone. I do recommend it.

   Kyle Coker · 31 Jul 2026

3. 5/5Easy and accurate scoring

   This app makes it really easy to take a picture of your targets and then score them. I have used it for Air pistol, 22, and 45. Both indoor and outdoor targets. It does definitely help if you put a piece of white paper behind the target before you take the picture and make sure the target is as fully captured as possible. Maybe even a little extra border around the edge in the picture. I would love it if you could combine different target types into a group like three slow fire and six sustained fire to score a 900 match.

   ASG02324 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 5/5Scoring targets for points

   Works great using an iPhone and a home made stand to score targets. Used solely on IBS Rimfire 50 Yard targets in competition and practice. Love the heat picture, provides a quick picture of what your aiming tendencies are. If the camera doesn’t get the correct read of the target, no problem just swipe the score to the left, position the target circle where it should be and the correct score is calculated. No more need for plugging hole on close shots. Just wish the American Rimfire Association 50 yd target was in your target library.

   billiegoat154 · 31 Jul 2026

5. 4/5Great app, but needs better compatibility for NRA Bullseye

   Brilliant app, especially if you shoot ISSF disciplines. Unfortunately, it’s a bit clunky when trying to keep track of practice and matches for NRA Precision Pistol (aka “Bullseye”) because of the two different targets used at the two different distances shot (25 and 50 yards). If only it had the capability to record different targets together as a single scoring set while preserving all other functionality, I’d give it a five. Or, if the developers built a standalone NRA bullseye version with this functionality, they’d probably double their money, since a lot of NRA bullseye shooters also shoot ISSF disciplines and would likely buy both.

   Bokudayo · 31 Jul 2026

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