Targets...Print or buy?

[Iam2Taz]

For short distances any target will do. I print my own sometimes. Other times paper plates etc. When I am doing rifle practice out to 200 yards. I love the shoot n see types. Easy to see your shot. (Unless they are just too close together! LOL)

[Axeanda45]

Shots too close together at 200 yds.... yep, I hate when that happens too.....

[scottbland247]

Print 'em... Free is better. Ask any welfare recipient...

Print 'em at work if possible...

Spoken like an employee not an owner ;)

[Iam2Taz]

Shots too close together at 200 yds.... yep, I hate when that happens too.....

Hey, even a blind guy can get lucky. Twice I have had rounds too close to tell when looking through the scope. I even thought I missed the target. It is only a six inch circle.

[Rhino]

I collect political campaign signs like kelcarry does. I don't paste mine together though. I just attach some cardboard, print targets on my computer and tape them to the cardboard.

[golddigger14s]

WaGuns.org - View topic - Printable Targets

[LPC1625]

I use the scaled "badguy" targets (10 feet equals 30) that I picked up a 100 pack for something like $20. I generally tape my shots as I go so one "badguy" is good to take a hundred or so rounds. Besides two or three badguys, I generally have a half dozen bulleye targets that I print on a laser printer for the ultimate cheapos. I use [URL="http://www.laymanspc.com/files/2540target.jpg"]this bullseye[/URL**, to print it from Internet Explorer and have it as large as it can go on the paper, I go to print preview from IE and set it to 110% then print a hundred or so copies.

[BC1]

8" white paper plates are exactly the size of a good upper COM hit. 500 plates for $5.00. Stick some Orange bulls-eyes in the center.