Birchwood Casey Shoot•N•C 3" Bullseye Paper Shooting Target

I have been using these for pistol accuracy drills at 25 and 50 yards. At 25 yards I can see my hits on the target and on the cardboard backer target. At 50 yards I can see my hits on this reactive target, but not on the cardboard backer. So basically I just need to be more accurate at 50 yards.The targets peel off easily and stick well to cardboard. I have also used these to sight in different loads on my AR at 100 yards. With the scope I can easily see my hits on this reactive target.My favorite things about these targets are the high visibility of the hits, and the ease of use by peeling and sticking them. As an obsessed (my wife's description) USPSA shooter, I practice a lot. I have been starting and finishing my practice sessions with accuracy drills. I shoot a one or two 5 shot groups at the start of practice. I then shoot another one or two 5 shoot groups at the end of my practice sessions. These targets really help give you a good aiming point at 50 yards. I know most people will never try to shoot a pistol at 50 yards, but if you compete, you really need to. At 50 yards my guns group very well. When I am shooting that distance everything needs to be perfect. Grip, trigger pull, sight picture, etc. If everything is not done perfectly you miss horribly. I think practicing at that distance really shows you the errors in your shooting and forces you to correct them. If you have not tried it, you should. And I aim directly where I am shooting, at 50 yards there is very little drop in the bullet. At 100 yards I get a few inches drop with my .45.

I'll spare the gory details since those targets should be well known to anyone who hits the range on a regular basis, and they are extremely helpful when shooting to 50+ yards because they stand out extremely well when stuck onto white paper.On the other hand, I find the complaints of high price really hard to believe. Frankly, their cost is almost negligible when compared to the cost of center-fire ammunition as well as their usefulness.I bought a few cases of my .223 PMC ammo for ~$6.50 per box of 20 rounds last year. This adds up to roughly 30 cents down range with every trigger pull.With my Prime membership, I bought a stack of 60 6" targets for ~$20 along with another 240 3" targets (4 targets per sheet, 60 sheets total) for the same price. In other words, a 6" target or four 3" targets cost the same as a single .223 shot. If you're a good shot with a good rifle, your 10-shot groups should have no trouble fitting in inside a 3" target (costing less than a dime) at 100 yards. 6" targets are also nice for a warmup round when you had too much to drink the night before.Finally, if you are one of those folks with a bench rest target rifle and a ridiculous 2" thick bull barrel, you should be using the repair pasters as separate targets! :)

These work well for pistol target practice.

Easy to see bullet impact points and durable.

I really like these self-adhesive targets from BC. Great for making up your own sheets using 11 x 14 white paper, which you can get cheap at any craft store. These 3 inch ones are a bit on the small side so best used under 30 feet distance. They also make some 6 inch that are perfect for pistol shooting at the range.The best feature is that you see where each round impacts due to the color change. Great feature, especially for those with less than flawless vision.

The best product for immediate feedback due to their high visibility. I’m satisfied.

Work great. This is my 3rd or or 4th 240 target pack. I am a big fan of the 3 inch target so you train to aim small, miss small. They have good fast visual feedback with 9mm and .40 out to 50 feet (indoors). Work well up to 70 yards with .22lr at 3x power and likely past that distance(outdoors). I keep them in my range bag and post 2-4 of them up on the cardboard hanging in a lane so I don't have to mess with tape and another target. When a four pack is done, I turn it over and use the dots that come with a pack to make a target on the middle back side and the dots hang it for longer distance shooting (which you can see pretty well too because the back is bright white). Good balance of adhesive on the back because they stick well and don't fall off yet peel off of cardboard easy enough. I buy this pack about twice a year so I get exactly what I want and its pretty cheap. Good for slow or fast shooting like USPSA.

I really like these targets. I put 4 targets on a 8.5" X 11" paper ; I tape the page to a piece of cardboard. The cardboard is placed on my 50 yard target holder . The bullseye is the same size of the .22 caliber bullet or pellet . With the scatter after impact, the shooting results are very easily seen. I purposely offset my aim , so that I can use the very small bullseye as the aim point . Did I say that I like these targets ?

très bien . très efficace et pratique , on voit de loin ou l'on tire . je recommande .

As described, and arrived quickly.

As advertised

These perform well. With care they can survive several sessions and repeated repair with the included pasters or other pasters that I've bought separately. Makes it very easy to call your shots without having to squint thru an optic. I prefer this brand because the finish is flat black. A competing brand is too shiny and does not show up as well in bright sunlight. I put these 6 inchers on a contrasting pink background at 100 yards with my aperture-sighted 22 and they're perfect. Or for 22 target pistol, they are close to the size of an ISSF/Olympic pistol target. The other sizes are also quite useful. And they make it fun for new shooters.

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