The Bullseye 1000 (aka BE1000) was developed by Tom Jones as a comprehensive marksmanship evaluation to track progress during his 365 Days of Training.

NRA B-16 targets are used for Slow Fire segments; alternatively, the shooter may choose to use B-6 targets at a range of 50yd.

NRA B-8 targets are used for the Timed Fire and Rapid Fire segments.

• Slow Fire Match
  • 10 rounds Slow Fire (10 minutes) — freestyle
  • 10 rounds Slow Fire (10 minutes) — strong hand only
  • 10 rounds Slow Fire (10 minutes) — weak hand only
• National Match Course
  • 10 rounds Slow Fire (10 minutes) — freestyle
  • 5 rounds Timed Fire (20 seconds) — freestyle
  • (repeat) 5 rounds Timed Fire (20 seconds) — freestyle
  • 5 rounds Rapid Fire (10 seconds) — freestyle
  • (repeat) 5 rounds Rapid Fire (10 seconds) — freestyle
• Timed Fire Match
  • 5 rounds Timed Fire (20 seconds) — freestyle
  • (repeat) 5 rounds Timed Fire (20 seconds) — freestyle
  • 5 rounds Timed Fire (20 seconds) — strong hand only
  • 5 rounds Timed Fire (20 seconds) — weak hand only
• Rapid Fire Match
  • 5 rounds Rapid Fire (10 seconds) — freestyle
  • (repeat) 5 rounds Rapid Fire (10 seconds) — freestyle
  • 5 rounds Rapid Fire (10 seconds) — strong hand only
  • 5 rounds Rapid Fire (10 seconds) — weak hand only

For more information about the BE1000, you can read Tom Jones’ journal entry.