EASYSHOT Gun Targets for Shooting Range - High-Contrast Color Paper Targets With 1 x 1-inch Grid - Accessories for BB Gun, Rifle, Pistol, Airsoft - Indoor and Outdoor Practice

These are well made targets. I received them this week and have already used 5 of them. I use them primarily for use with handguns at a distance of 7yards. If the bullet strikes the intended target area the hole is easily visible allowing you to correct your aim, if needed. However, if you miss the intended target and hit the black area it is almost impossible to see where you hit. I knew this would be a problem before I ordered the targets, but I wanted this type of multiple bullseye target. I would have ordered a target with a lighter background, but either Amazon just doesn't carry it or Easyshot doesn't make it. That said, this is a good target. It holds up very well to blasting away 10-15 shots at each bullseye, and it was the best cost per target that I found of this type.

Much easier to see at 50 and 100 yards than the more standard red on black targets. Love these things!

Good targets!

Very good rifle targets at a good price. I like the large quantity (100) that last me all year. The five bullseyes on one target makes them last even longer. Bullet holes are easy to see at 200 or 300 yards with spotter. Paper is heavy enough to prevent ripping. I will continue using these targets.

This is a great price and you definitely cannot beat the price.

These targets work very well with my rifles but, the paper shreds/rips when I shoot them with my pistols and 9mm carbine. I deducted 1 star because the product description says, "EasyShot Bullseye Targets are printed on HEAVY-DUTY PAPER" which, is hardly the case. The paper is different than normal printing paper--it has a sheen/gloss but, it is somewhat brittle. Rifle bullets leave crisp/clean holes (even with overlapping hits) but, pistol bullets chew these targets up to the point where hits 1/2" apart cause the paper to shred/tear! I really enjoyed shooting these with my MCX in 5.56 and 300 BLK--at the indoor range I send them out to max range (75 ft) and shoot with my iron sights. I also had fun with my MPX 9mm (45-60 ft with iron sights) but, the groups tore these targets up to the point I couldn't discern between most of the overlapping hits. My pistols in 9mm and .40 S&W had the same shredding effect. Not surprisingly, these targets also worked well with my Ruger 10/22. The targets are very visible at 75 ft. I could probably take them to about 150 ft with iron sights (will try longer shots when the weather cools down). I can see a few hits at 75 ft but, have to bring it in to see most of them. At 45 ft I can see most of the hits and 60 ft was about 50/50. I like these targets and recommend them to anyone who wants a comparatively inexpensive and visible RIFLE target (especially for iron sight shooting). For pistol and pistol caliber carbines I'll stick with my B-27NCJA targets and 3" bullseye stickers.

at 23.5 cents each, they are way more affordable than the buck or more they charge at the range. The high contrast makes them easy to see at distance or in less than optimal light. The 4 outer zone (although no longer visibilt to me at 50 yards and beyond are perfect for 15 yard handgun. I will often recycle them from the rifle 100 yard rifle line to the pistol range reducing the cost even further. These are a permanent stock item in my range bag.

I use these at the range all the time and soon discovered they're great for my backyard air gun range. I have a few CO2 guns and depending on which one you're shooting you can expect 40 to 60 decent shots. So your numbers can easily be divided among the 5 targets, 8, 10, 12 shots per target, one cylinder for one sheet. And it records the groups' progression as your cartridge runs out - makes a good study right there on one sheet. Handy and convenient.