Splatterburst Targets -12 inch Stick & Splatter Self Adhesive Shooting Targets - Gun - Rifle - Pistol - Airsoft - BB Gun - Pellet Gun - Air Rifle - Made in USA

There are a couple of things to keep in mind. The pros include Please note that. The 22 caliber is used for - It's amazing how cheap it is - Having the ability to peel an off an stick anytime anywhere is the best part about these

Cons Please note that. You might not be able to see your shots if the surface is scratched showing the yellow underneath - You should be mindful when peeling them off, and then peel them off again if they become stuck somewhere. Under each layer of yellow, a layer of white will be revealed. Ensure that the final stick is the first. It will be easier for you to achieve the results you want. The conclusion is They are far superior to the ones most other shooters use You can see the target types. The fact that I can attach them anywhere appeals to me. If you are going to attach them, you should be careful. It is also worth noting that the target is the big circular one in the middle of the review. Thanks for the review. I hope you found it to be helpful, please click here to let me know. Sincerely Thank you.

Rome Lynch

| Nov 20, 2020

In fact, I think that these may be better than Birchwood Casey targets that have repair spots. I usually use Birchwood Casey at the range. After I got to know them, I became fond of It comes with additional repair spots, but the size of each of them is the same. (these have large and small repair spots) I bought the 12" and the Birchwood Casey versions. Although they are pretty similar, I prefer these for the price. In more challenging missions, I find that I frequently make 'groupings' where a lot of the target is missing. The slightly larger size spot comes in handy in these cases. (if you don't shoot through the repair spot before using it after you have fixed it as my son does at times, lol, you destroy it before using )

Use the center red repair spot if you are fairly accurate. If it has more than 10 rounds through it, it will still cover the entire bullseye. The targets are thinner and cheaper than the Birchwood Casey targets. However, they curl less than the Birchwood Casey targets (you have to hit the bull'seye to make it useful though). Since these adhesive targets can curl up if they are not stored flat, in a unit with a controlled temperature/humidity environment, or used immediately, that is the big concern for me. Nearly half the price of the 12" targets I see around and about a third of the price I pay at the range for these. It's a great feature that lets you splatter. This might have a little more dramatic of a splatter effect than Birchwood Casey targets, which cost a bit As an example, I will show you Birchwood Casey) The marks look like bullet holes you would see on car paint. I actually don't prefer the marking on these to Birchwood Casey but they are definitely distinctive. The Shooting Stars differ from these in the fact that The problem with see targets is that when you hit them, they help to spread particles from the top layer all over the place. There's an aspect of it that looks like glitter. There's no need to worry, unfortunately the repair patches stick over the glitter and you can't really see it unless you're A blower makes it look like it blows dust off the top layer whenever it hits. Unless you shake it out a bit at the range, you might end up with a little glittery dust on your brand new carpet if you decide to save and put a target in your new car. My only reason to prefer the Casey Shoots to the neighborhood one is because *(I don't save targets, I may take a photo with my phone occasionally)

The only reason I would prefer this is because You can see our targets as follows One large bullseye sticker. 1) Variety of sizes of repair spots. 2) It's possible there is less curling, 3) it's less expensive, etc


The things I like about Birchwood Casey Shoot are Here are some items to look at 1) There is no dust when the ball hits. However, depending on how well you perform on that particular day, everything could go either way. Four) many patches to fix the mistakes. (Reuse the target a bunch or use the spot on any other target! It is difficult to say whether more patches are better than different patches in various sizes, since you get so many that you can 'build up' a target for heavy usage even if you have to put some on the back for support. While I'm still undecided on which is better, Birchwood Casey gives you a lot of patches that are the same size. They can be mounted on a big sheet of paper or cardboard (peel and stick any part) Both work equally well. I just use them as they are, although you could mount them on a big sheet of paper or cardboard. I prize the price point the most, so these are my top pick by a few cents. The smaller the repair spots, the better for me, although I may prefer fewer different-sized repair spots. Although they are even more expensive, these might win even if the prices were the same. They also curl a bit less, which is great when a lot of targets need to be bought. Update

There is a significantly smaller curl with these than with the Birchwood Casey In my friend's case, he also bought these and kept them in his car, and his are also curling. There were some Birchwood Casey targets in my garage along with these, and they were much better after being exposed to the Minnesota cold for a week. When you finish shooting, dust comes off all over the place. I don't think it's that big of a deal.

Veda Olsen

| Sep 28, 2020

Delivering a product that isn't good is what stings. The targets I use are the best ones I have found, and I have used them several times in the past. There's a lot of detail in my photograph and it is clearly visible. This product is a five star product without a doubt. I have had a few issues with Amazon, predominantly the fact that they have no clue how to deliver these without causing issues if I order more than one at a time (see photos). I have actually uploaded my replacement targets because the first batch Amazon sent me were all scratched up much If I were to make a suggestion, I would say to only order one pack per order (10 packs, 25 packs, etc. ) Please make sure not to order anything else for delivery the same day you order these. It is possible to place an order for multiple targets or have other items delivered on the same day however, Amazon will try to cram all of your items into the same packaging This is why the pictures are there. That was a great way to save money, but the people continued sending back damaged items and just bought from another store instead.

Callie Valentine

| Jan 08, 2021

The reason I always order these targets when I run low is because they're so useful. There is no doubt they are top-notch photographs, and it is possible to see your picture easily. It is an added bonus to have stickers to cover up the holes. Due to the self-adhesive nature, these are slightly more expensive than regular targets, but I'm willing to pay over and over without having to deal with staples or adhesive. The edges may not stick well on a windy day, but it depends on the type of wood and the material where the stickers are being applied. I don't think docking a star is worth it. When I shoot, my friends recommend these targets and I could probably be a sales rep for the manufacturers because I send the link to so many of them.

Cason Thornton

| Nov 11, 2020

It is a must-read for anyone who wants to learn how to scope out their targets. To do this, I would fire three rounds and retrieve the target in order to determine where I hit the target. Make adjustments to the sight (scope, red dot, or laser) and move the target back 40 feet, then make 3 more shots. Now we have the splatterburst targets and the world is your oyster. You can watch every shot in real time. Fire, look down range, and you can see exactly where you are Depending on what I need to adjust, I either adjust my aim or adjust my sight (scope, red dot or laser) and fire, adjust until I get it all dialed in and on target. This is an excellent choice for seeing your shots. No need to wait until it is clear to walk down range to see your shots or look through your scope to see if you can tell which shots are old. Here's shot, then see In the future, I plan to use these targets for fast, easy viewing of That's all there is to say about this.

Ryland Acosta

| Jul 19, 2020