Splatterburst Target - 8 inch Bullseye Shooting Target - Shots Burst Bright Fluorescent Yellow Upon Impact - Rifle, Pistol, Airsoft, BB Gun, Pellet Gun, Air Rifle - Made in USA

These are the best all around targets for me, from handguns to rifles at most range distances. You can see the shots well, there are multiple aiming points, and they take well to pasters so you can keep them running. I can also staple up many of these to the target board so my trips are limited. They are big enough for fast fire on multiple targets too, so good for 3 gun type training. Lastly, the cost of 50 of them is about the same as 20 splatter targets at the local gun store.Pro tip - go to arts and craft stores and buy art work protectors (the smallest one that'll fit each target type) to store and transport these and other splatter targets. Easy to walk up to the targets at the range, and keeps them from getting marked while in range bag or backpack. I've got 3 sizes, and they all go into one larger artwork transport folder thingy.

For 20+ years I'd been using white paper plates with varying sized/colored stick on dots. One day the range officer said no more paper plates. The range has these priced at $2.25/each, forget that! Finding them through Amazon was great and the 100 pack a good buy. Hit feedback is quite good even among dimly lit ranges. The one I frequent doesn't have backlighting so black targets don't show well when hit. (That is why I like white paper plates with a colored dot.) These have about the same thickness as cheap white paper plates and if stored flat do not curl when chewed through with holes. The red dot is smallish beyond 15 yards but once you get one bullet in you can adjust your hold for succeeding shots.A 9mm leaves about a 3-4mm halo around the impact point. Only other comment is that once you've shot out the center, feedback is tough to discern. By the time 2-10 RND magazines were into it, it was circular file. With 100 rounds, I used 5 targets but I could see using one per mag. The 45 it chews much larger holes and it was about the same 2 - 8RND mags when they go into the trash bin. Speaking of only using the center spot.At closer ranges out to 10-15 feet I shoot into each quarter section to make these targets last as long as possible.I like these enough that I'd buy them in greater than 100 count packs if they had an even better rate. ;) (hint-hint)

Makes target practice more fun than any human should be allowed. Now thanks to the yellow splash. You can see the hits easily in the scope. No need to walk and see.

No one ever really tells you how well these work for bb and pellet guns, so here you go.......Shots are visible, provided you have decent eye sight.If you need to wear glasses to drive or in general, then wear them when shooting and these will work fine.They are pretty messy, so plan ahead before using them.Uncertain how toxic the powder is, but I have some concerns, seeing as how it's dusting part of my garage.I would recommend to keep a hand vac close by and try to keep the dust to a minimum just in case.Attached a pic after hitting it with a horribly inaccurate Umarex SA10.

I was looking for splatter target and saw these 100 packs. I did not now that they were no peal and stick tagets. They are mad of a heavier material and you can stable them to your target backer. I like them so far, I have used them indoors and outdoors at 25 yards shooting 357 and 45AVP sized bullets and it was very easy to see your target hits. I am going shooting today. It is sunny iut and I will be shooting at 50 yards. I am sure that they will show the target hits in the sun shineAt first I did not think I would like the fact that they were not peal and stick. After using them I like that they are not adhesive one.You do not end up with a lot of stuff to throw away.

Great targets and are less expensive than paper targets I get for bullseye pistol competition. Need a 6" version for 25 yd practice. Although a 22cal hole is hard to see with any target at 50 yds regardless. I don't know if they are supposed to peel, I just staple them to cardboard.

Used with various firearms at camp - .38, .40, .45, .223, 9mm. Made a nice "spatter" with each round, but not so big that a neighboring shot wouldn't spatter as well. Would work great for sighting in as well. They were stapled to plywood, and survived a 20hr rain fall. Will purchase again

Like other reviews, these are fantastic. I bought these for the boys who only have spring powered airsoft and they leave nice, big marks that are easy to see. The boys shoot from about 30 feet away. Only beef is there are no fix stickers to make the targets last longer.