Target Choice + Need web sites

[fd8salem]

I have found that the Elmers foam board makes a great target backing. We put it up with staples on a wood fram then staple targets to the foam board. the targets come off easy and board last for several months out in the weather. Would like to have some web sites to print off more targets. Its fun to change it up some.

 

[Forum Boss]

Have you seen our target page?

http://www.6mmbr.com/targets.html

Dozens of targets of all varieties -- bullseyes, load development, scope tracking, varmints.

And here are a few just for fun:

LINKS:
http://www.mytargets.com/
http://glockfaq.com/targets.htm
http://www.targetz.com/

Also consider target dots. These are inexpensive in bulk: http://accurateshooter.wordpress.com/2008/06/04/day-glo-target-dots-5-per-thousand/

 

[fd8salem]

Thanks. Yes i got all the targets from here. I didnt take my 14yr old to long to go threw them.

 

[I_shoot_for_fun]

http://www.angelfire.com/ma3/max357/targets.html

http://www.gun-shots.net/free-printable-targets.shtml

http://www.reloadbench.com/pdf.html

And there are more over on rimfirecentral, too

 

[katokoch]

I like using simple bright-colored 3/4" round stickers used for pricing things at garage sales, etc. If you make a circle half the size of the diameter, it's 3/8"... perfect for IR50-50 practice.

They're small and you can easily stick a whole bunch on a peice of paper for practice.

Another target I like alot for simple informal competition is 3/8" head roofing nails. Stick 25 into two peices of cardboard and with 25 rounds, see who can shoot out more. If you want to think about scoring targets, it's easy to tell the difference between just scoring a 10 and an X. You will know the difference between just putting some of the bullet onto the nail and really nailing it!

 

[jb77]

50 cal paintballs and golf tees. The object is to not hit the tee while painting the berm. Candy Korn standing upright in silly putty is also fun and challenging.