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Bullseyepistol.com launched on August 20, 1996—before most people owned a website—and has become the go-to encyclopedia for NRA conventional pistol shooters. What started as a hobby project by competitive shooter John Dreyer has grown into a permanent fixture of the bullseye community.
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Bullseyepistol.com launched on August 20, 1996—before most people owned a website—and has become the go-to encyclopedia for NRA conventional pistol shooters. What started as a hobby project by competitive shooter John Dreyer has grown into a permanent fixture of the bullseye community.
The site houses over 30 MB of viewable content plus downloadable multimedia. That means:
Articles come from:
"I never imagined that I could find such a wealth of information on bullseye shooting at one site." — Bob Abresch
The site covers both introductory and advanced topics:
| For Beginners | For Competitors | For Technical Shooters |
|---|---|---|
| Get Into Bullseye Shooting | Mental Aspects of Match Shooting | Error Analysis & Correction |
| Bullseye Basics | Match Pressure & Routine | Advanced Red Dot Technique |
| Fundamentals Clinic | Classification System | Reloading Data |
| Equipment Requirements | Rapid Fire Mastery | Custom Gun Building |
Community Hub: The site hosts the Bullseye-L Forum, an active mailing list where shooters discuss technique, equipment, and competition strategy.
The homepage alone has drawn nearly 3 million page views with a daily average around 1,000 visitors. Google consistently ranks the site at the top for bullseye pistol searches. The site is mobile and tablet-optimized and tested across all major browsers.
John Dreyer built this site to solve one specific problem: too many new shooters quit because "it ain't as easy as it looks." By providing comprehensive, accessible information in one place, the site has helped countless shooters stick with the sport and improve their competition results.
Updated regularly with new articles, forum activity, and guest contributions from competitive shooters.