What do you use for targets?

[KDX]

Do you usually print or buy your targets? For printing what is a good target? I have some that are OK, but get pretty small at 100 yards.

 

[juanvaldez]

do a search for free targets on google...lots out there. If you need them bigger then printer size paper at 100 Yards you might want to rethink the precision rifle gig ....just kidding one sight has a poster feature that will print a single large target on multiple sheets you can tape together. Ill look for it and post a link.

Cheers

What do ya know found it right away:

h ttp://www.targetz.com/multi_page.htm

Take the space out between the h and t

 

[Stewie333]

Shoot-N-See are great for small calibers like .17Hmr @ 100yds. 6mmbr has a section with a bunch of targets too.

Stewie

 

[KDX]

Thanks for the links and suggestions. The ones I have printed have 9 - 1 inch squares on them. I really like them for air rifle and rimfire @ 50m.

 

[Skullboy]

Do you usually print or buy your targets? For printing what is a good target? I have some that are OK, but get pretty small at 100 yards.

I usually make my own for the different disiplines I shoot and photocopy them at work....(SHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! ).

I get nice 1.5" diameter, 1.5" square, and 4" X 8" rectangular colored stickers from work as well.

SKBY.

 

[KDX]

We have a nice printer at work, but no color.

 

[Levi Garrett]

Paint shop, or photo shop can be used to make nice tgts, can even put a 1 inch grid, skys the limit. And fun to make and print. Customize a log section on the tgt.

 

[mommabear]

We use aluminum disc's ...

 

[RePete]

Check out here.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=114143

 

[LeePeterson]

I like this 1. http://www.gamecalls.net/free_stuff/targets/Medium Distance Scope Target.pdf you have to copy and paste the link.

 

[KDX]

Thanks RePete.

 

[762shooter]

I use mostly downloaded targets. I like simple hollow squares of different sizes best. I also use downloaded benchrest target hung upside down so the sighting square is below the bullseye target. I've also used 1 1/8" orange adhesive circles that I bought at a stationary store. I also use 3" square orange or lime green post it notes for 20 yard pistol targets.

 

[Danny Boy]

Downloadable target from Internet. With colour laser they work great wet or dry. There are good selections varying size and shape.

For 100 yards - four or six targets on one page (8x11) depending on caliber and or scoped rifle used. For 200 yards I usually use two or one targets per page. For 300 meters I use. Single target on larger paper.

Danny

 

[sean18mb]

I make my own targets in Microsoft Word. I sometimes make them in a photo editing program (Jasc PaintShop Pro), too. I also make sure they are vector format, so I can resize them without distortion when they print. Though, it really won't matter that much, if the lines were a little blurry. Whatever...

-Sean

 

[CanadianPackRat]

I also print our my own and then photocopy them. I use the magnification function on the photocopier to expand the target so that a 100 yd target is slightly larger for 200 yds.

 

[CanadianPackRat]

http://www.doubleought.com/printable_targets.html
http://www.mytargets.com/

This is a really good target site http://www.gamecalls.net/free_stuff/52_free_targets.html