IPSC/USPSA Cardboard Targets

They're going to be perforated instead of marked out. Easily fixed with a sharpie if that's preferable. I've used spray paint to turn Delta black on some. Throwing a Tshirt over will drop groups low if you don't train. Alpha or nothing. Make sure to train the T-box. Good drill to run is the 5x5 head from compression (or low ready for rifles) in under 1 second. Great product, will buy again when I run out.

These are some great targets for the range! Go to Home Depot or Lowes and get yourself a couple of bundles of 3 foot long 1"x2" stakes in the lumber department. They'll cost between $6 and $9 a bundle. Then grab yourself a $10 staple gun and some staples. Go out in the woods or the mountains and hammer stakes into the dirt with a framing hammer wherever you want them, and staple your targets onto the stakes. These things work great! Lots of fun!

These are a really good buy for practicing USPSA. Every time I shoot them a small hole stays exactly where a bullet when thru. No more wondering where the bullet went! The bullets just fly thru this cardboard like a sandwich thru a window. Awesome value for number of targets. Couldn't be happier

Great for perfecting your shooting skills.. Highly recommend

The cardboard backers work perfectly. Fair price and I'll be ordering more.

These are great. I only gave a four star because the picture shows them with the lines and letters in black, but they aren't. I know it says they aren't in the description, but use a photo of the actual item you are selling. I just draw them in with a black permanent marker before hanging up.

Being tan on one side and white on the other is a nice touch. Lets you setup no shoot scenarios. Targets are heavy and well made. I use some large clamps to attach them to my stands. Makes it easy to setup and take down. Use pasters to get a lot more life out of them.

They're perforated for score rings. You can trace the score rings with a black felt pen if needed. A buck a target is cheap enough.