12" X 18" Bullseye Super Splatter Targets 10, 25, 50, 100 Packs - Creates Huge Super Splatter Spots - See Your Hits Instantly (100)

The picture in the Amazon listing is not doctored or exaggerated; this is one awesome and really visible target. In pics 3-6, you'll see the targets in pics taken inside my house. Even without the bright sun, the holes are very bright and vivid. Here are the 3 calibers I shot with:1. 9mm2. .22LR3. 5.56 NATO (on the upper right of pic #3)From 50 feet, the 9mm is very visible, and the .22 is less visible than the 9mil, but still discernible if you focus your eyes just a hair. I am very satisfied, even if this is not self-adhesive. In fact, any target bigger than 10" should not be self adhesive because it's hard to stick without wrinkling the target. As in the top and the bottom will stick and then the middle will wrinkle. Well, maybe that just happens to me.. :)In comparison, the self stick targets from Birchwood Casey, which are just as good, cost more than $1 each for these, up to almost $1.5 each. Birchwood Casey also makes awesome targets, but at the price point, these are a better value. I think the main reason for the difference in price, is besides the adhesive properties, the BC ones come with 12 or more cover up patches. In other words, with the patches, is it like you get 2-in-1 because you don't have to replace the targets as much as you would with these Splatter Spot ones? Debatable for sure..I really recommend these, especially at the $0.60 mark or less. I paid around $0.55 each. These ones are huge, so even the shots you take that are way off the bulls eye, you'll still see where the shot went. And if you have spare cover up patches from another product, you'll be able to use these 2x for every 1 you would normally use.Thanks for reading!

Pros: - impact points are visible really well. .223 is clearly visible at 25 yards with a naked eye, and at 100 yards with 8x binoculars. You can't see anything on a regular paper target at that distance.Cons: - when unpacked, targets rolled themselves into a nice and compact roll. Unrolling them was a pain, and black area started getting scratched. I ended up clipping all the corners of the target to the thread with clothes pins, or folding the lower rim of the target backward. Only after that targets become usable.

I had purchased these targets a while back because I wanted some reactive targets to take to the range with me as they'd be easier to see. What I ended up doing with them was taping them to the center of a larger silhouette target, center of mass. I did like these targets, but for what I was using them for I would have much preferred them to have an adhesive backing. I have since found some eight inch reactive targets similar to these with an adhesive backing that I use now for the same purpose.These targets are fine on their own. They are thicker and card-backed so they aren't super flimsy. I just personally prefer shooting at a larger target as I shoot for self-defense training purposes only and this size of target really only represents a center of mass on a target and not an entire target like a silhouette target does.I would definitely recommend these though, to anyone who is looking for decent quality reactive targets of this size.Review Disclaimer: I did not receive this product at a discount, nor was I asked to review this product by the seller. I am only reviewing it in an attempt to help others in their decision making process and help them decide if this product is right for them or not.

Ordered allegedly 100 targets and received 50.

The targets are very visible but they scratch so very easily, even by light brushing with the fingers. They have to be taped to a back board because they curl up naturally, even though they were flat packed. The moment I opened the pack they curled into tube.Now when you could buy these for $25 for a 100 pack it was worth putting up with but over the last month they have doubled in price and are no longer worth dealing with as the "new" price is in line with other brands.

Ordered these as a re-supply for another very similar product. Same target size and similar layout. I like these better as the bull has a silver colored splatter instead of the green in the black target areas. Shooting at a distance and you can see the silver quite readily without any optics up to 100 yards or further if you have good eyes. I'm using an aperture peep sight and you can see the silver appear instantly letting you know you've scored in the bull. Target might have the silver under the small red targets but I've yet to hit one.These are good size targets. At 12 x 18 I put two on a cardboard sheet instead of one of the standard 24" squares that really take a good look to see your strike

Great product and a good price. The 12 x 18 splatter target is a perfect size for me at the range. After using Splatter Targets, I will never use regular paper targets again. It is so much better to clearly see my hits at the range. I am able to push my Targets back at bit further each time (for pistols) with these Splatter targets. It is such a small investment compared to the cost of ammo and firearms. Great product, a must buy for me.

I believe these are the cheapest 12 x 18 splatter targets. They work well. I'd love to see some 18 x 24 splatter targets for under 70 cents a piece - I think they're all over $1 each.