Big Dawg Targets - 18 X 24 Inch Silhouette Reactive Splatter Shooting Target

Went to the range the other day and used these targets for the first time...top quality and you can see your shots very well!! Will definitely be ordering more from this company!

Card stock is nice and thick with yellow paper under the silhouette and a black layer over that. When your round hits the target, the black layer is destroyed leaving a bright yellow-rimmed hole underneath.

I needed a more economical alternative to reactive targets in this size class as I have been sighting in a red dot sight on my shotgun. Trust me, you will go through a lot of targets siting in a red dot for shotguns! My one disappointment and it's my own fault, is I didn't realize they weren't adhesive targets. That is not a reason not to buy them and like I said, it's my fault for not realizing this. I don't know why those stick-em targets are so expensive, but they are. Good luck!

Bought these just to check them out and I want more! I can't go back to regular targets now that I've been spoiled by these reactive ones.

The card stock that these come on are the thickest I have ever seen on a shooting target. They will remain perfectly flat during use as long as you have stored them at home flat. You can use the targets over and over again if you buy a pack of the dots to cover up the holes as you shoot. I have been a police officer for 24 years. I have seen many fads come and go and many knockoff targets that never seem to be high enough quality to really use on the range. These are high-quality targets made from thick card stock that stays in place on the range. The only problem that I had to work around is that there is not much space between the target area and the very top of the target paper. If you are shooting at an indoor range with this target, you will probably be shooting holes all over the cardboard backing that sits at the top of most indoor range target holders. A simple workaround for this is to just hang the target upside down. When you do this the headshot and two circles will be at the bottom of the paper and not right next to the metal target holder. There will always be that idiot somewhere in the range that feels the need to point out to you that your target is upside down, but it solves the problem and the targets were great other than being a little short on the top.

I didn't like the way they scratch so easily .And I was expecting them to be a lot larger.But for practicing close range real shooting they worked out SUPER GOOD and we had alot of fun with them. It makes it nice to be able to have the reactive coating on them. It makes you want to practice more and not be so boring shooting none reactive targets. Reactive targets are the only way to shoot PERIOD, I wish they weren't so expensive though, that's my main complaint.

Sturdy. Very easy to see your shots. Would definitely purchase again.

These are great. A little expensive, but they work great. I shot a couple of these at an indoor range at 30 yards or more and could see the shots perfectly. A word of warning though. Do not roll or fold these. The reason you can see the shot is that there is a "brittle" black layer over a fluorescent layer (or vice versa). The material cracks easily if you fold or bend it. These come in a box, and I recommend leaving them in the box until you use them. Happy Shooting.