EasyShot Shooting Target Stickers-Adhesive Gun Targets for Shooting Targets for Rifle, Pistol, Air Pellet, Airsoft Guns Sticker BB Targets for Range Practice

These targets make it easy to aim dead center on the range. As a rifle reloader, in can't measure load accuracy without being able to consistently place my shots as close as possible in the same location. These targets make this possible because their design matches the scope reticle giving the shooter easy alignment. If I shot factory ammunition, I would be able to use them to evaluate which brands best match my firearm characteristics. I don't write many reviews, but this item is so good, I thought it deserved credit for being so good.

as advertised.

Pros: They happily allow you to shoot them. Great for pistol practice - holes are easy to see even at 25 yards.Cons: None, really. I guess the roll could be a bit smaller... lots of dead space inside. A little more compact would be nice. But that's just nit-picking.Other thoughts: I'm a member of an indoor range and I shoot once or twice a week. The range charges about $2.20 for a single target. It's a dog-gone piece of paper. And there's usually only one "bullseye" on it. Some of the targets might have 4 or 5 bullseyes, but it's still ridiculous to pay that much for a 24" x 36" piece of paper. So, I bought 4 rolls of these sticker targets and went to my local retail store (rhymes with "Mall-fart") and picked up an easel paper pad. (Like the kind one might use in a staff meeting or something.) It was a whopping twelve-fifty for 50 big pieces of white paper. Perfect. Then I went to a local arts and crafts store (rhymes with Robby Bobby) and picked up a cheap document tube for about five bucks. Bam! Now I'm in business! For the price of about 7 targets at my range, I now have a pad of 50 of 'em and a tube to put 'em in. I just tear a couple off, roll 'em up and stick 'em in that tube. I can stick about a dozen of these sticker targets on one piece of paper and it lasts the whole session. And it costs about a quarter.Bottom line: Add to cart, proceed to checkout. Seriously. Get 'em already.

Alright, first off I'm blind in one eye. I live in the woods, and my shooting range is a lane cut through trees. Lots of shade. All that makes "normal" targets somewhat difficult to see. That was the problem for targets.Here's the solution. Easyshot Targets. Brilliant bright fluorescent orange three inch "crosshair" type stick on targets. They stick to any practical surface, and stay there. Shot impacts are easily seen.Great for taking a conventional target, and enhancing it's visibility. And at the same time, one can simply stick this target on a sheet of paper, paper plate, cardboard box, you name it. Avoid steel plate though. The bullet spatter would shred the target.The only things that this target will not stick reliably to are rough wood, wet surfaces, or another sticker target with many holes in it.Overall, these Easyshot Targets are well worth the cost and convenience. In low light, shaded areas, or for those who have less than perfect eyesight, they're almost indispensable. Remember, if you can't see it you can't hit it.

I purchased these stickers to help out with load development for a couple of my rifles. When I got to the range, I can simply take 1 large piece of paper or poster board and put the stickers on it and label them for each specific load that I've made. I typical have a number that corresponds to a load data sheet that I have with me. This way I can see the large #1 from a few hundred yards away and know that I need to fire load #1. It certainly makes shooting and load development much easier when you eliminate the back and forth a little bit.Stickers are easy to see at distance and they stay in place just fine. I'd highly recommend to people that shoot a lot and are tired of paying $1 per target at their local gun club. If you aren't a regular shooter this is still a great target fix, but once you get to the every weekend type of addiction paying for multiple targets isn't fun. My philosophy and use case for using these is load development. I make my own ammunition and want to test it when I go to the gun range. I shoot 3 or 5 shot groups per target only and my goal is to put all the shots in 1 hole. If you're just trying to poke holes in paper and have fun, maybe a traditional silhouette target would work just fine.Definitely recommend!

This was my second purchase of the 250 Mega-Pack of 3" target stickers. Doing business with this company has been a pleasure. A quality product at a very fair price and prompt delivery. Each sticker in my first order was free of any blemish and the adhesive quality has been first rate. It appears as though I'll have the same experience with this second order. I fix two of these stickers to my larger, and more expensive paper targets. These Target Stickers have allowed me to drastically reduce my cost of supplies when going to the range. I found them especially useful when recently sighting in a new scope on a Ruger 10/22 Takedown rifle. I appreciate how easy they are to see downrange when using one of my handguns and don't have the advantage of the rifle scope. I cut these targets into strips of three and keep several of these strips in my regular target folder for ready use. These stickers have become one of those products that I really don't want to be without when heading out for a session at the range.

Makes a regular white paper plate into a good target by placing the 4" bull in the center.