Birchwood Casey Shoot•N•C 8" Bullseye Paper Shooting Target

They look good. I'll get some good use out of these. Easy.to see and will hang or staple or tape to whatever you decide to use. I can see using these at a 50 foot max range for hand gun w/o scope and go yards with a GOOD scope. As far as rifle goes, I'd say w/o scope and using a spotting scope, 100 yards. With a scope and spotter, 200 yards. If you need to go farther than that, I would say a full size silhouette would be better. I am guessing that most people will use some sort of bench rest for best results. For those of us who want to go off hand, these targets are really good for that also. Very functional and good price and could be given as a gift. SgtWall USMC

Great reactive targets. With a bore sight and a little patience, you should be able to narrow in your target like a marksman without much trouble. The stickiness is great. You can peel it off if you want to keep Scott, you can cover it up with patches, dots, etc, to increase the life of your target. Great targets to see where you're impacting your target to nail down which adjustments need to be made to your scope to ensure high quality and consistent results. To appease the Amazon gods : the fit is perfect. 8"x8" just like it says. This paper, these will stick to just about anything you slap them onto. The paper thickness is indicative of a quality sticker. As far as ease of assembly goes, let me put it like this: if you can't peel and apply stickers, you need to revisit the early years of childhood.

At the time I bought this 30 pack the price was $20 delivered for a per-target price of $0.66 each. This is a great value, as the local Wal-Mart sells a pack that is about $1 each. Each target is a peel-and-stick "label". It adheres excellent to cardboard and clean, flat surfaces. I adheres OK to rougher surfaces like old, splintering plywood. I affixed this directly to an old shot-up apple crate and ended up having to supplement a little duct tape to keep it on when the wind kicked up. Every target has four "pasties" that you can peel off and affix to the target after you've shot it. Each pasty is large enough to cover 2 or 3 .45 caliber holes, depending on how close your grouping is. The pasties are useful enough to extend each target by at least one more shooting group. Here is a great suggestion to really extend the life of each target -- if you have guns of multiple calibers, start with your lowest caliber and work your way up. You can easily tell the difference between your .22 caliber hitsvs. your 9mm vs. your .45 caliber. Using this methodology, you could probably use a single target up to 6 times, unless you are a nail driver and shoot out your bullseye really quickly! The only downsides I can say are: 1) These targets are much more expensive than paper targets, but they're so easy to see that they're totally worth it for practicing your shooting and making adjustments after each shot. 2) The pasties can sometimes fly off when they get hit. Make sure you give them a good press and seal.

Sure, you can get these at the range or a sporting goods store, but why pay more. You get a real "bang for your buck" by buying these from Amazon. Best price I've seen yet. What are they? These are never going to be as inexpensive as your typical paper targets. But what these give you is a real good view of where you're shooting. Especially from longer distances. Typically I'll buy the standard $2 target at the range. I'll use that one for a bit, but then I'll easily stick one or two of these on the paper. Additionally, I'll take some of the smaller dots and stick them on the paper as well, as an added challenge. The biggest advantage is the visibility. With the standard paper targets, it's is kind of hard to tell where you're hitting. Especially when you already have a dozen or so holes in a tight pattern. You can literally see these light up as soon as you make impact. Would I recommend? 100%. If you can find a better deal on purchasing these elsewhere, I'd like to know where that is. Also, you typically don't find the higher quantity packs in the gun or sporting goods stores.

Nice targets!

Now I can have fun and sight in my weapon at one time. Well worth the money. Buy two, lots of wabbits out there.

I love these birchwood splatter targets, I can shoot out to one hundred yards. And can clearly see where I hit.

Overall this is a nice target but it is not very large. My only concern with this target is that at 20-25 yards it is difficult to see the bulls eye. That's why I only gave it 4 stars. I ended up using the three orange self adhesive stickers to increase the size of the bulls eye. If you are shooting under 15 yards this is a good buy. The black self adhesive stickers work well to cover previous shots so the target does not have to be replaced.

Great visibility and easy to use

Excelentes blancos

Great product when at the range, you can see each shot and this also is good when sighting in your guns. Buy more than one pack, they're worth it. I don't use paper targets anymore after using the shoot-N-C targets.

The great targets for the range as you can black out previous shots. Should have more black out dots for the price.

durch das neonfarbige aufreissen der treffer sieht man auch auf 25 meter das trefferbild gut--herrlich das die scheibe selbstklebend ist---einfach auf den ständer kleben los gehts---mann kann sich spektiv oder die olle klammerlmaschiene am schiessstand sparen---echt sehr geil gemacht