25 and 75 Pack - 4 Bullseye - Reactive Splatter Targets - Tagboard and Adhesive Versions- GlowShot - Multi Color - Gun and Rifle Targets

These curl up into a straw if it’s a little bit humid, which totally defeats the purpose of buying targets printed on heavy stock. Right out of the package they have a heavy curl towards the front and even inside a nice, warm building I have to run them over the edge of a table to get them flat. It’s because only the front is coated and anyone in the printing(or woodworking) business should know that this is what will happen.Otherwise they perform almost as advertised and the price is good.Will I buy them again? Probably not, but I got the big pack and I’m almost out so it’s not like I hate ‘em.Would I recommend them? Eh, maybe... If you live in a desert and staple your targets to plywood anyway, then sure.

Contrary to what was specified in the product description, the targets are not working with all my airsoft guns. My prefered electric airsoft rifle with 370 velocity / 20g balls is not capable of penetrating the target at even 1 foot! All plastic 20g balls are ricocheted back after hitting the target. I am very disappointed. I tried with bb and airsoft guns over 400 velocity and the targets are ok. Found that is hard to see these small targets at over 10ft. Personal I do not recommend this type of targets if you want to use these for airsoft practice.

The media could not be loaded.  These work very well for me. I sight my pistols and rifles at an outside range where you cannot reel the targets back to you and you have to go out and replace or look at your targets once you set them up. I put a lot of them on a board and I use a monocular that I mount my phone to it so I have a zoomed view in front of me after every shot. The fact that they are reactive, allows me to easily find where the last hit is. I feel that the price is right for 300 targets and I have paid more (per target) for non reactive targets at some ranges. Highly recommended!

I purchased these targets a few months ago and finally made it to the range last weekend. Sigh. I wish I had bought a smaller package of them. These targets were a major disappointment for me.Compared to the Dirty Bird (Birchwood Casey) splatter targets that I used previously, these targets underperformed. Here are my observations:PROS:Value price. With 4 targets per "page" and with coverup dots, you get a lot of mileage out of a single target.CONS:They're not very good, so you really PREFER not to get a lot of mileage out of a single target. Primarily, what's not good is that the stock on which the targets are printed is too glossy. Might work outdoor in indirect light. Indoors at the range, the overhead lights make too much glare on the glossy stock. VERY hard to see the X ring.The coverup dots are a good idea, but I found that with .22 LR and .38 spec., both calibers dislodged the coverup dots making them basically ineffective. Need a stronger adhesive.Summary: These targets suffer from poor implementation of several great ideas. The great ideas are reactive ink, multiple targets per page, and coverup dots. The poor implementation is that they are printed on stock that is TOO GLOSSY, and the coverup dots get dislodged by subsequent shots.Both deficiencies can be improved, which would make this a 5-star product.

I will definitely be buying more of these. Each of the 4 targets is an individual sticker, so you can peel them off and stick them on whatever- so really you get 4 4" targets x 25. Plus, there are 14 small and 4 large cover-ups. I use these in conjunction with "60 Pack - 6" Reactive Targets - GlowShot - Multi Color - See Your Hits..." I use up the 6" target, then I stick the 4" over the center and shoot again. If I happened to shoot outside the 4" target, I use the cover ups to repair the 6" target. Hopefully that made sense? Anyways, these targets are very thin/flimsy as they are stickers, and they should be stuck on some cardboard or another target to be useable.

These are the tagboard version so not adhesive - I shoot at an indoor pistol range where 30-50' is about the extent of distance - this target has 4 4" circles that will be bright enough to sight in on and small enough that I will need to keep my grouping tight - looking forward to trying them out with my 9mm

It's a quarter for 4 new bullseyes with multiple reactive colors. They stick well and yea, the patch dots are a bit small, I have other sheets of those. I use them with the same brand 10" bullseye targets. It goes from 40 cents for one target to 65 cents for 5.I don't find them too glossy. They are highly visible at 25 yards even with my old eyes.I suppose that if most of your shots fall outside of the 5 ring, these won't be as useful.

It is amazing how much easier bullet holes are to see in reactive splatter targets than in ordinary paper targets. Now, rather than having to wait until we retrieve the target to see how we are doing, we can see the result of each shot immediately.Having 4 targets on one page is also economical compared to the usual one bullseye per page, provided of course that you shoot well enough to land all your shots within the correct bullseye each time. That works well for both of us when using one gun, but I'm bad enough with another that we also just agreed to order the version with just one 10" bullseye per page until we improve our accuracy with that gun.The only other possible negative is that the binder clips to hold up targets where we shoot are spaced for larger paper than this, so we use packaging tape to widen each target enough to fit. We're also ordering the 16x 10" version with 4 smaller outer bulleyes and one larger central one, expecting that will fit sideways without needing the tape. On the other hand, this smaller size is certainly convenient to pack and take along to the range, compared to the larger ones.Great product!