Weatherproof Diamond Pattern MOA Precision Distance Shooting Targets, 11" x 17", 25 Sheet Pack (No. TGMOALR-D)

Having spent 28 years in the Army I became quite adept at the use of the M16 and M4 carbine. After retiring I got one to have something I was familiar with. The only issue is zeroing the weapon to you. This product is a faithful reproduction of the military 25m zero target. If it marked with sight adjustment manipulations to bring your shot grouping to center. These are also water repellent so zeroing in the rain is never an issue.

Good quality targets.

target stayed usable in the rain

Bought some 11x17 cardboard sheets to glue these to and they are great

Pros: Paper quality decent, multiple targets to maximize target usage. Grid lines are solid and easy to use with your phone apps to figure out your group sizes. Cons: Overall paper size is a little small. I would have loved to see it a couple of inches bigger so the actual targets can be a tad larger. Paper thickness is barely enough to ensure good holes. Would have liked it to be thicker. But the biggest con is the brightness of the green. It's only useful on a sunny day. When the clouds covered the sun I had a very difficult time seeing the green. It's really just not bright enough. Future update I would at least like to see a brighter green be implemented.

I bought these mainly to have something different to shoot at while I'm at my local indoor range. I have a typical carbine-size AR15 which I already had dialed in pretty well, but I found that these helped me really do it properly. I prefer this to the other generic paper targets I have as it's a bit tougher for me - I never served and never qualified with the rifle. I shoot it standing unsupported and as a mediocre shot, I find it useful. The target itself is also thick and sturdy, which is nice.

My husband used this same type of target when he was in the military from 02-16 and on all 5 of his deployments before going overseas. I bought these as a prank for him and he has loved them ever since. He will call for a Basic Training Day at the range and mess with all his setting, just to reset his iron sights back in with these targets and then use his qualifying targets just to see if he could still qualify for marksmen.

Some similar products note that the targets are low quality, looking like they were made on a photo copier. Not these...stiff paper, they hold up well on the range and are not prone to moving in the wind. Have not had them in the rain yet, but I would recommend them...they are exactly the product and quality described and are worth the couple cents more per target. Note they are two sided...M16 target on one, M4 carbine on the other.