5 Inch Florescent Target

These work well and are highly visible. They also allow me to continue using more expensive targets by covering the bullet holes in their centers.You need to be an experienced shooter. The smaller target area doesn't leave much room for missing.

These are great to extend the life of paper targets that get all shot up. Just cover over. They stick really good, and are easy to see down range. I shoot at a 25 yard indoor range. I can also just stick them on the cardboard and send them down range. I got the 5 inch. Perfect!

Not a substitute for a splatter target but provides a good aiming point. Sticks well and bright green is a good contrast. Cost effective.

I shoot *a lot* and I get pretty tired of patching up targets and stapling or taping new ones up on the boards at my local range. These are very cost-effective and convenient. Just paste 'em up, and send some lead their way. These work great with red dots by the way (the contrast is excellent), although I wouldn't plan on going out father than 100 yards unless you're a real Simo Häyhä, Chris Kyle, Vasily Zaytsev, Carlos Hathcock, or maybe Annie Oakley or Quigley Down Under. Hehehe!

This is an absolutely great solution for target practice for either rifle or pistol at any target distance. You can peel and place them on your original paper target and then place them over each other after each session as they are cheap, easy to affix, and highly visible using either fixed sights or scope. I really like the dark bull's-eye against this light florescent green background (i.e., more than the florescent orange bull's-eye against black (splatter) background).

sticks well

These stickers work great, I always purchase two $1 silhouettes from the range and shoot them up, and then put the stickers in six different locations on the target. It's a great money saver

Used this to test ammo, and the targets worked perfectly.