Great for sighting in for the money!

I won't use anything else. These reveal exactly where the pellets impact immediately. Saves from having to run back and forth.

Product works great and makes plinking (and even up close 9MM work) so much more satisfying than just hitting metal targets (although the metal gongs are satisfying in a different way).The little cover up stickers mean one target can go for 2-3 rounds of shooting before layering another on top of the old.100% recommend this product.

Perfect for the rifle range! Can see at 100 & 200 yards thru the scope just fine.

I love these. I might stick 1-4 on a large cardboard target. Lots of targets to shoot. I love the self-adhesive and the high-vis holes created with a hit.

Love these targets. Easy to see where your hitting. Will definitely buy more.

I use these at my indoor range, they Splaterburst (light up yellow) when they get hit.So it's easy to see if your on target.

Excellent produit. Impacts visibles de loin donc plus besoin de se déplacer à la cible.Je recommande vivement!

Sehr gute Scheiben, ich nutze sie auf 25 m im Schießverein und bin begeistert. Ich muss wesentlich seltener zur trefferaufnahme zur Scheibe laufen, man sieht schon auf 25 m das trefferbild und kann sich beim nächsten Schuss korrigieren. Gut die Scheiben sind nix für das tägliche Training da sie etwas teuer sind aber aber ab und an mal auf diese Scheibe zu schießen ist schon genial.

Muy buenas dianas marcadoras se .arcan muy bien a 200 mtrs ves bien los impactos de un 7mm remig magnun con unos binoculares.

I was using Birchwood Casey targets at the range with repair spots. I got to liking them. They come with more repair spots but they are all the same size. (these targets have large and small repair spots) I bought the 12" version of these and the Birchwood Casey targets. They are pretty comparable but I think I like these better for the price.I find that I get 'groupings' where a lot of the target is missing and the slightly larger size repair spot comes in handy. (that is if you don't shoot through the repair spot before you can use it like my son does at times lol, you destroy the repair spot before you use it!)If you are pretty accurate, the center red repair spot is great. It can cover the entire bullseye even if it has 10 rounds through it. (you have to hit the bullseye to make this useful lol)Overall, these are thinner and less expensive than the Birchwood Casey targets but I think they might curl less. That is the biggest thing for me since these adhesive targets do like to curl if they aren't stored flat and in a temp/humidity controlled environment or used right away. They are nearly 1/2 the price of the 12" targets I see around and 1/3 of the price I pay at the range.The splatter feature works great. It makes nice visible areas when you hit it. It might be a little more dramatic of a splatter than the Birchwood Casey targets which cost a little more. (Shoot-N-See is Birchwood Casey) The marks look like a bullet hole would look like on car paint in fact. Actually I don't prefer the marking on these to Birchwood Casey but they are noticeably different.One difference between these and the Shoot-N-See targets is that these tend to get particles from the top layer all over the place when you hit the target. It sort of looks like glitter in a way. No big deal though, the repair patches stick well right over the glitter and you only see it up close. It is like it blows off some dust from the top layer when hit anywhere.If you decide you want to save a target and put it in your brand new car you might get a little glittery dust on your new carpet unless you shake it a bit at the range. (I don't save targets, I may take a picture on my phone on rare occasions)The only reasons I would prefer this to the Birchood Casey Shoot-N-See targets are:1) variety of repair spot sizes including one big bullseye sticker.2) possibly less curling3) less expensiveThe things I like better about Birchwood Casey Shoot-N-See are:1) no dust when hit. (not a big thing)2) slightly thicker than splatterburst. (though thickness means almost nothing and less curling is more important)3) tiny bullseye really gives you an idea of how accurate you were, Splatterburst has a larger, easier to hit bullseye. Actually this could go either way depending on how well you shoot that day.4) lots of repair patches. (reuse the target a bunch or use the spots on other targets!) At times you need to use multiple patches to repair damage from a grouping. You get a lot so you can 'build up a spot' of a heavily used target even if you have to put some on the back for support. Its difficult to say whether more patches are better then various sized patches. I am undecided on which is better but you get a ton of same sized patches with Birchwood Casey.Both targets are 100% adhesive targets. I just use them as is and repair them but you could put them on a big sheet of paper or cardboard. (peal and stick any part) Both are comparable. The price point is my biggest thing so these win by a small margin. I may actually prefer fewer repair spots that are different sizes though. These might win even if they were the same price. Also these seem to curl just a bit less which is huge when you buy targets in bulk.UPDATE: I did determine that these curl less than the birchwood casey targets. However, my friend also bought these and stored them in his car and his are curling a little. I left some Birchwood Casey targets in the garage along with a few of these and these were much better after a week in the Minnesota cold. These are messy though. the dust that comes off all over the place when you are done shooting. Not a big deal though.

Ottimi bersagli reattivi. Con un diametro di 300 mm permettono una facile acquisizione del bersaglio anche a 200 metri.Il punto d'impatto è ben evidente.Sono adesivi e funzionano davvero bene.Consiglio senza alcuna remora!

Good, the adhesive works well and .223 holes at 200 yards show up well enough to be easily seen with most any spotting scope.But if you are planning on using these on the black of a regulation 200 yard NRA rifle target, that black is closer to 13", than 12", so this 12" paster will leave a border ring that you won't be able to see.Also, the rings are more in line with the scoring rings of a 300 yard target reduced to 200 yards, than a regulation 200 yard target.I almost wish these didn't have the orange parts, as shots in the orange, or on the orange/black interface - are harder to see.