12" Multi Bullseye Splatter Target

I really love these, I'm not sure there's a whole lot extra that can be said. I still had a bunch of old B/W targets I've had for years, and I was trying to use them up. However since I tend to shoot at 50 and 100 yards . . . it's impossible to see what I've hit. Yes, I could purchase a spotting scope (my rifle scope isn't strong enough), but these are a LOT cheaper. :) Essentially with these you can just see what you hit, even with a .22 pellet. I really like that it has 4 smaller targets around the outside, I tend to shoot out most of the center (I'm mostly shooting .45's) and it gives me 4 extra targets as well. While you can't really use it more than once for this, it is a really great way to see what your shotgun pattern looks like at different distances. Just keep in mind that if you like to keep your targets, you'll want to use a stapler rather than tape. These are designed for the layers of paper to flake (it is inherently how they work), so the tape will peel off the top layer at each corner when you peel it off. It isn't important to me, but my friends who go with me often like to keep their targets.

Awesome range targets. Very easy to see bullet impacts through your scope at 100 yards and beyond

They are very nice targets. At some indoor ranges the equipment will barely accept a 12 inch target. I have a girlfriend in OKC and I go to H&H gun range. This target barely fits but it does. This is a nice target. I live 100 miles for OKC but my girlfriend lives there and If you like to shoot and you are in Oklahoma City I can recommend H&H. Many gun ranges are overly expensive if you don't have a membership and some expect you to buy their targets and ammunition there. I avoid those places. The last time I was there a guy shooting next to us asked me where he could get these targets. These are great target is you want bulls eye target. I personally don't want to shoot the silowet (sorry I can't spell) of a man You should buy these targets from Amazon. If you go to OKC you should check out H&H. I'm a Viet Nam vet but didn't retire from the military. My girlfriend and I shoot there for under $15 and I have no membership. I'm not required to buy ammunition from them or targets. My girlfriend and I will be there with these targets and Saturday we are playing a golf course near a casino.

These are just as described and work well for sighting in. I was disappointed they are not self adhesive but, that was my mistake.

These targets are super! They are great for any kind or caliber of shooting. I can't shoot my firearms at my house for I live in suburbia but I use my Legends CO2 pistols and I'll tell you, I haven't stopped since these have arrived. I'm amazed at how strong and sturdy (thickness) these targets are. They are big and bright and the splatter effect is perfect for zeroing in your sites, scopes or if you are like me, my vision has been lacking because of age and at 25' these babies are easy to spot and tough! Great Price for what they are. I honestly didn't know what to expect for I use the smaller Birchwood Casey targets and they don't hold a candle to these. Not to take anything away from B&C but I was just pleasantly surprised (AMAZED) when these arrived. Great choice!! Highly reccomend A+++++

Nice thick targets. I was expecting them to be thin and cheap but they are great. Splatter make it easy to see your hit and because they are thick they don't flop around in the wind as long as you secure them to a backstop.

These targets made a big difference in our target shooting enjoyment. Previously, I've use the standard paper targets and it was always a bit of a challenge to see the impact each bullet made without having to move close to the target. These targets provided immediate feedback on where the target was struck, making so much easier to adjust the aim. At 200+ yards, it was easy to use the spotter scope to make sight adjustments. I'm sold on these targets. They are sturdy and well made and are easy to mount using tape or staples. While a bit pricey, if bullets are costing 75 cents and up, the additional cost of the immediate feedback these provide is negligible. I should have ordered the self-adhesive cover up patches so I could extend the life of splatter targets They will be in my next order. Keep your powder dry and aim for center mass.

I bought the 12" targets actually by mistake (I meant to buy the 8"), but I found that I do like several things about the larger size targets. First,, I'm a senior so I really need to see where the hits so Splat targets are great. They really help mark each hit. No use throwing lead down range and not knowing where you hit. The cost of the targets is small compared to the cost of the ammo. Next, the larget target has 5 bulleeys, not just one. The four on the outside are challenging, but they aren't that much smaller. I usually shoot handguns at 10 yards, but they are good for long-guns at the 2nd and 3rd berm. Note that the 12" targets doin't have patch dot so you should also buy a roll of each of the black dots and red dots to you can repair vice replace the targets.