Firearm target with lock on pattern

A firearm target comprising:

• a substrate;
• a horizontal axis and a vertical axis;
• a background in a background color;
• a chisel pattern in a foreground color and symmetric about the vertical axis and the horizontal axis, wherein the chisel pattern comprises four chisels, wherein each of the four chisels comprises a long horizontal edge, a short horizontal edge, and a chisel face edge, and wherein the chisel pattern overlies the background;
• a foreground grid that is visible over and the four chisels;
• a background grid overlying the background and underlying the chisel pattern;
• a plurality of background borderlines positioned on the outside edges of each long horizontal edge, each short horizontal edge, and each chisel face edge;
• and
• a plurality of foreground borderlines positioned on the inside edges of each long horizontal edge, each short horizontal edge, and each chisel face edge, the plurality of foreground borderlines overlying the foreground grid.

A computer readable medium storing computer readable instructions, that when executed on one or more processors, implements a method for producing a firearm target comprising:

• a horizontal axis and a vertical axis;
• a background in a background color;
• a main wedge in a foreground color and symmetrical about the vertical axis, wherein the main wedge comprises a first angled edge and a second angled edge joining at the vertical axis, and wherein the main wedge overlies the background;
• a chisel pattern that is symmetric about the vertical axis and the horizontal axis, wherein the chisel pattern comprises four chisels, wherein each of the four chisels comprises a long horizontal edge, a short horizontal edge, and a chisel face edge, the chisel face edge parallel to the first angled edge or the second angled edge, and wherein the chisel pattern overlies the background;
• wherein the main wedge and the four chisels are all separated from one another.