Birchwood Casey EZE-Scorer 12" Paper Shooting Targets

The white is brilliant and the red lines are crisp. Because the squares are 1 inch by 1 inch, adjusting the scope was much easier. I’ve seen other paper targets but these are incredibly bright white. The pattern on these targets means plenty of sighting opportunities. Just use a sharpie or other marker to put a line in each hole and keep going. The number of targets was a good buy, especially because of the quality of the paper. I think they were a good buy.

Helpful for initial zeroing.

I like not having a bunch of garbage on my targets especially for shooting groups testing loads these don't make my eye go crazy through the scope not distracting like most targets

Compared to a variety of "Shoot-N-Zee" target papers, your point of impact can be clearly seen in relations to how far they are from your point of aim. With the 1" grids clearly visible at 25, 50 or 100 yards, you can easily tract how much click adjustments you have to make on windage & elevation. This will save you a lot of ammo & time when zeroing a rifle scope for the first time. Design, size and visibility are very functional/usable. Paper used is not flimsy and of high quality. A good value for the money.

I really like these for shooting at 25-100 yards

not bad easy to see at long rang targeting.

Easy to spot at 50 yards with open sights.

These targets are basically a 100 yard sighting in target. The red center of the target is a usual 1 inch circle and it is easy to see through a scope to help you adjust a scope for center hits.

Great for 100 yd sight in.

It is paper with a grid on it. Not much else to say. Works

Have always bought these same targets at retail in a pack of 13 for anywhere from $10 to $13. This is a significantly better deal.

Good for the money.

Those targets are OK for what they are for. The targets are made of thin papers so it OK for it's job. Not the bet out there, but less expensive, too. They will definitely do the job.