Is there a word for the state when something has "hit the mark"

Question

In Dutch one can say

Schiet raak!

meaning

Shoot in such a way that you hit what you intend to hit!

'Raak' is a word that is literally defined as "hitting it's goal" and it can for example also be used as a single word exclamation when something has hit it's intended goal ("Raak! Look, I hit triple 20 on the dart board!!!"). How would the same concept/sentiment be expressed in English? The closest I have come is "Don't miss!" and "Yeey, I didn't miss!", but that still feels quite a bit off.

Answer 1

You say "Bullseye!"

bullseye Interjection A cry when someone hits the bullseye of a target.

But not used only when you hit the bullseye actually.

From urbandictionary:

An expression used when an incredibly accurate shot has been made. Used commonly in fps games and in the military.

Guy 1: "Dude I did a headshot with this crappy handgun!"

Guy 2: "Haha! Bullseye!"

Answer 2

Consider "Dead on (target)!"

Can also be used figuratively to mean that a statement is exactly correct or accurate.

Answer 3

In addition to bullseye,

Bingo! it is the cry of successfully winning the game bingo. And, it can also mean I've done it!

Eureka! for a discovery that hits the mark.

Answer 4

You can tell someone to shoot straight, though you have to be carefully about the context since it's more associated with gunfire than arrows.

Answer 5

There are tons of sport terms:

• baseball: right down the middle and homerun
• football: split the uprights and touchdown
• golf: hole-in-one
• basketball: swish (nothing but net)

Answer 6

You already have bingo and bulls-eye in previous answers. Can also use right-on to tell someone that they are correct.